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<blockquote data-quote="The Patriarchy" data-source="post: 27269" data-attributes="member: 162">3rd of November, 867 – ŚrodaAs we traversed the snowy roads near Gniezno, I noticed the curious stares of the townsfolk. It was as though I were some rare creature in a menagerie, their gazes following me with a mix of fascination and awe. My attire, my manner of speech—everything about me seemed to captivate them, though I was unsure whether it was admiration or mere novelty.Amid the sea of gawking faces, a peculiar woman stepped forward. She was unlike the rest, radiating enthusiasm rather than mere curiosity. To my surprise, she spoke in Czech-Sloviensk—a language far from common here. &quot;My word, so it’s true! A Czech leader, here of all places!&quot; she exclaimed, her excitement as genuine as her words. &quot;I have long admired Czech customs and even learned your tongue in my own time. What an honor this is!&quot;Her knowledge of my culture caught me off guard, and I was moved by her effort to bridge the divide between us. I nodded graciously, acknowledging her efforts, and asked her to tell me more of her people. It is rare to find someone so eager to learn and share wisdom. Perhaps this meeting was a chance to understand more of the land I traverse—and, in doing so, strengthen the ties between us and the world around us.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Patriarchy, post: 27269, member: 162"] [I]3rd of November, 867 – Środa[/I] As we traversed the snowy roads near Gniezno, I noticed the curious stares of the townsfolk. It was as though I were some rare creature in a menagerie, their gazes following me with a mix of fascination and awe. My attire, my manner of speech—everything about me seemed to captivate them, though I was unsure whether it was admiration or mere novelty. Amid the sea of gawking faces, a peculiar woman stepped forward. She was unlike the rest, radiating enthusiasm rather than mere curiosity. To my surprise, she spoke in Czech-Sloviensk—a language far from common here. "My word, so it’s true! A Czech leader, here of all places!" she exclaimed, her excitement as genuine as her words. "I have long admired Czech customs and even learned your tongue in my own time. What an honor this is!" Her knowledge of my culture caught me off guard, and I was moved by her effort to bridge the divide between us. I nodded graciously, acknowledging her efforts, and asked her to tell me more of her people. It is rare to find someone so eager to learn and share wisdom. Perhaps this meeting was a chance to understand more of the land I traverse—and, in doing so, strengthen the ties between us and the world around us. [/QUOTE]

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