seemed that he was not used to situations where someone apologised to him.
-In that case, could you drop by the workshop tomorrow?- The smith fired right away.-Of course, if it's not a problem.- He added immediately after his wife poked him with her elbow.
-I'd be happy to help, just...-The dragon hesitated for a moment and somewhat embarrassed lowered his gaze.-Mmmm...I would have such a small request for James....
-Yes?- The elf seemed surprised, but ready for anything. Apparently he still hadn't gotten over how they'd resolved saving his life, and he still wanted to return the favour on his own.
-When we are done, then...-The dragon interrupted as if uncertainly.-Could you show me the city?- It was strange to hear such nervousness in Draco's voice. He was uncertain and visibly anxious for the elf to agree.- Master showed me some important places, but... You know, I'd like to see a bit more.- The abashed dragon looks really charming. Bleist almost laughed. The others looked surprised at the boy's behaviour, to say the least.
-Well...- James was in quite visible shock. This was something he hadn't expected. Darius hoped that by some miracle he was keeping a serious expression on his face, but Oscar's disapproving gaze rather contradicted that he had succeeded.-You know, it's no problem. I'll be happy to show you some of the more interesting places.- The elf smiled sincerely.- Oh, we can go to Arkady!- He was suddenly overjoyed. Darius knew the place James was talking about. It was one of the most popular cafes in Soeren, a district that was famous for the entertainment available and where the Atlantean youth usually frequented. When he was young, he himself enjoyed visiting the place, spending time there with his friends. He and Othis still laughed as they reminisced about what went on there.

-We're coming with you!- fired up the twins simultaneously.
-Thanks!- Draco looked genuinely happy. He immediately got into a conversation about what to see on Atlantis and what they recommended visiting. Bleist quickly stopped keeping up with the pace of the conversation and just