"So, the name Aira you gave me is a bit vague. It doesn't sound like the name of southerners like us. Right, you also don't look like a southerner," Magnus said. "So, not only Aira, but I also search for the other pronunciations of it. Aiyla, Ira, and Ilah."
Sebastian stopped walking. Just now, he realized that it could also be the case. Before, he was just a lowly slave boy who didn't even know how to write. He didn't know that there were multiple ways of writing the same sound, but thanks to Loneborn's teaching, now he knew.
Now, he was glad that he met this guy. Magnus was clearly smarter than him.
Sebastian wasn't sure if Aira could spell her own name or if there was a mispronounced sound they made. She could be Aira, Aiyla, Ilah, and Ira at the same time because sometimes slaves didn't even have names. No slave owner would even want to keep track of that.
