Translations for this page:
The literal translation for the first panel is “Yes, Kei, and Grik-nor had to rest.” In a culture that reveres doing things yourself, it’s a phrase meant to indicate that someone has actually done enough, or perhaps too much. Basically, even Grik-nor takes a break sometimes.
Kei-uren you’ve already seen – she’s calling her sister.
Tai-reshe – “reshe” has also already appeared as a mark of honor. Jul is telling Tai she’s earned her respect…not that Tai realizes that, but there you go.
Kei, meanwhile, does not seem too pleased with Jul’s suggestion.
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and now comes the part that i hate the most about catching up to date… waiting for the next one
Aww, I know that feeling all too well. I hope you enjoyed the story to this point, and I’ll try to keep it interesting going forward. Thanks so much for reading, and I loved getting your comments! 😀
I have and I have every intention of enjoying if from here on out. I enjoyed your responses almost as much as you enjoyed mine I bet. See you tomorrow 😀