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Added 46 minutes ago
Coleus Bright listened carefully to Alaria and Elrina, but did not comment on their thoughts.
— Well, since that's clear, I'm sending you to the lower levels of the city, but this time not to the sewers, but to the dungeons. Emerald Street, Lymos steel, further into the basement, the third tile from the right corner of the stairs, then down, straight, right, straight, left, down, left, straight, right. A… a Serpentman named Gecko will be waiting for you there and will provide the information we need. Tell him that I sent you. That's all. Good luck.
— Uh-huh! — Before the man could leave the room, Altina grabbed him by the sleeve. — They haven't even agreed yet! Besides, since when has it become normal to disclose such information to civilians?
— Judging by the information I have, your friends have no reason to refuse this assignment. There will be a reward, an opportunity to help the empire and gain favor with the empress, and the information itself is not needed by anyone but us — the other parties are not interested in it. That's it, goodbye, the first minister is sending me to Tehan, so I have an air journey ahead of me, and I don't have time for further conversations.
With these words, the head of the empire's special police department left. Soon it became known that the reward for this assignment would be 1 Influence Point and 10,000 Rumies for each.
Added 18 minutes ago
Since Halmeldir, One-Eye, and many others refused to voluntarily participate in the magical ritual, it was initially decided to use Sena Izaya for this purpose, as he was not against it; however, Spring and the Count rejected his candidacy — he did not seem reliable enough to them and did not inspire confidence for performing such an important role. In the end, Astel Merix had to offer his candidacy.
— Any preferences, Sir Merix?
— None. Do as you see fit.
— Heh-heh-heh, with pleasure!
Added 46 minutes ago
Coleus Bright listened carefully to Alaria and Elrina, but did not comment on their thoughts.
— Well, since that's clear, I'm sending you to the lower levels of the city, but this time not to the sewers, but to the dungeons. Emerald Street, Lymos steel, further into the basement, the third tile from the right corner of the stairs, then down, straight, right, straight, left, down, left, straight, right. A… a Serpentman named Gecko will be waiting for you there and will provide the information we need. Tell him that I sent you. That's all. Good luck.
— Uh-huh! — Before the man could leave the room, Altina grabbed him by the sleeve. — They haven't even agreed yet! Besides, since when has it become normal to disclose such information to civilians?
— Judging by the information I have, your friends have no reason to refuse this assignment. There will be a reward, an opportunity to help the empire and gain favor with the empress, and the information itself is not needed by anyone but us — the other parties are not interested in it. That's it, goodbye, the first minister is sending me to Tehan, so I have an air journey ahead of me, and I don't have time for further conversations.
With these words, the head of the empire's special police department left. Soon it became known that the reward for this assignment would be 1 Influence Point and 10,000 Rumies for each.
Added 18 minutes ago
Since Halmeldir, One-Eye, and many others refused to voluntarily participate in the magical ritual, it was initially decided to use Sena Izaya for this purpose, as he was not against it; however, Spring and the Count rejected his candidacy — he did not seem reliable enough to them and did not inspire confidence for performing such an important role. In the end, Astel Merix had to offer his candidacy.
— Any preferences, Sir Merix?
— None. Do as you see fit.
— Heh-heh-heh, with pleasure!