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While planning the finances at the "Iron Hearts" base, a business-looking Yarliyan arrived, carrying a briefcase and armed (it was a sniper arquebus).
Having secured an audience, the newcomer got straight to business.
-- My name is Albert, and I am here representing the interests of a certain individual named Tiril. As far as I know, one of the representatives of this organization, Alicia, should be acquainted with her. To avoid any doubt, I have a letter from Tiril addressed to Alicia, -- Albert took out the letter and handed it to those present. -- In general, the letter contains minimal information, but I would still like to convey everything verbally.
Tiril, according to what Alicia might remember, was a young and utterly insane Freshian girl who could never stay in one place. Tiril was associated with all sorts of wild stories: how her parents drove entire armies of forest traders out of Freshia, drowned vampires in ponds, stuffed Visterians into hollow trees to eat them during the hungry winter and gain their power—and Tiril herself acted in many similarly crazy ways. But the fact remained that she was quite skilled with a weapon—a two-handed one. This was atypical for Freshia, as if something from those Visterians supposedly eaten by her parents had indeed been passed down to her.
-- To get to the point. Due to certain life circumstances, I am responsible for this Tiril. It was my duty and my promise to a certain person. However, Tiril has gotten into trouble in Boria, which I personally cannot resolve with the resources available to me. However, both I and the aforementioned Tiril possess certain skills. I have skill in trade, as well as, to a lesser extent, firing firearms. She is a melee fighter, and if I understand correctly, Alicia can vouch for that. I offer you a contract according to which both she and I will work for your organization, but I need a sum of money to get her out of prison. 8 gold coins. Of course, it's not a small amount, but this is the first installment, which we will compensate from our earnings until it is fully paid off. In exchange, I will perform financial operations for you free of charge and participate in combat if required. So that you can decide right now, here is more detailed information on the two of us:
-- My plan is simple. With the funds available, I will travel to Boria and pay the bail for my ward. Then we return. You may doubt my honesty; however, I never break contracts. I hope these letters of recommendation (with the address of traders in the Yarliyan Republic specified therein) will dispel some of your doubts. I also find it fair if an escort—one or several—accompanies me on the mission for control purposes. Although I would also understand if you decide not to spend time on this "mission," and I will accept a refusal. In this case, I am not haggling; I am making a concrete offer with concrete consequences, and the decision is entirely yours. I hope it will be positive.
If anything is wrong from a gameplay perspective, Revan can correct it.
Having secured an audience, the newcomer got straight to business.
-- My name is Albert, and I am here representing the interests of a certain individual named Tiril. As far as I know, one of the representatives of this organization, Alicia, should be acquainted with her. To avoid any doubt, I have a letter from Tiril addressed to Alicia, -- Albert took out the letter and handed it to those present. -- In general, the letter contains minimal information, but I would still like to convey everything verbally.
Tiril, according to what Alicia might remember, was a young and utterly insane Freshian girl who could never stay in one place. Tiril was associated with all sorts of wild stories: how her parents drove entire armies of forest traders out of Freshia, drowned vampires in ponds, stuffed Visterians into hollow trees to eat them during the hungry winter and gain their power—and Tiril herself acted in many similarly crazy ways. But the fact remained that she was quite skilled with a weapon—a two-handed one. This was atypical for Freshia, as if something from those Visterians supposedly eaten by her parents had indeed been passed down to her.
-- To get to the point. Due to certain life circumstances, I am responsible for this Tiril. It was my duty and my promise to a certain person. However, Tiril has gotten into trouble in Boria, which I personally cannot resolve with the resources available to me. However, both I and the aforementioned Tiril possess certain skills. I have skill in trade, as well as, to a lesser extent, firing firearms. She is a melee fighter, and if I understand correctly, Alicia can vouch for that. I offer you a contract according to which both she and I will work for your organization, but I need a sum of money to get her out of prison. 8 gold coins. Of course, it's not a small amount, but this is the first installment, which we will compensate from our earnings until it is fully paid off. In exchange, I will perform financial operations for you free of charge and participate in combat if required. So that you can decide right now, here is more detailed information on the two of us:
| Origin | Skills | Beliefs | Perks | Stats | Inventory | |
| Tiril | Freshia +6 to movement speed, +2 to evasion for each unit of agility | — Demonic Cleave — Moon Strike — Special Technique — Thousand Winds | Strength: 50 Intelligence: 5 Will: 5 Agility: 50(+25) Perception: 5 Wisdom: 30 Charisma: 5 | — Two-handed sword — Money (held by Albert) | ||
| Albert | Yarliyan Republic Merchant or Weapon Master perk, +10 to charisma, +2 to accuracy for each unit of perception when using firearms | Special Technique — Sniper Arquebus Medicine — Trainer + Massage | Strength: 30 Intelligence: 5 Will: 5 Agility: 5 Perception: 50 (+25) Wisdom: 5 Charisma: 50 (+10) | — Sniper — Briefcase with a bunch of letters, recommendations, business information, and so on — Money for two |
-- My plan is simple. With the funds available, I will travel to Boria and pay the bail for my ward. Then we return. You may doubt my honesty; however, I never break contracts. I hope these letters of recommendation (with the address of traders in the Yarliyan Republic specified therein) will dispel some of your doubts. I also find it fair if an escort—one or several—accompanies me on the mission for control purposes. Although I would also understand if you decide not to spend time on this "mission," and I will accept a refusal. In this case, I am not haggling; I am making a concrete offer with concrete consequences, and the decision is entirely yours. I hope it will be positive.
If anything is wrong from a gameplay perspective, Revan can correct it.