Tiaral

The beginning of the month was spent preparing for the upcoming journey, constructing new facilities, recruiting personnel, and dealing with financial difficulties. This peaceful time was marked only by monotonous routines in the garrison, while the leadership was engrossed in heated arguments and lengthy debates. Dehli, however, did not waste his time and was full of energy. Like a summer hurricane, he rushed around the mercenary base, taking an interest in everything that was happening there. Relhiras's permission to allocate some of his funds to the organization's needs finally allowed the celestial to integrate into the leadership of the "Iron Hearts" and contribute to resolving several important financial issues. "Well, nothing has been ruined under my supervision yet!" he often muttered to himself, surrounded by various documents and payrolls. Kataviana, on the other hand, was frankly bored. There were no interesting books or magical tomes in the garrison, and the other mercenaries were already greedily grabbing everything else. However, even so, she didn't particularly dream of exchanging the warmth and comfort for another dangerous journey, although she understood that sooner or later this day would inevitably come. Relhiras spent all his free time training. The heavy armor no longer hindered his movements, the helmet did not restrict his vision, and the weapon still emanated an aura of destruction and death. Despite this, the Visterian was neither blind nor deaf, and was well aware not only of the financial problems that the organization was facing, but also of the grumbling behind his back from those who were dissatisfied with his decision to leave the ceremony in Heckel, and their numbers were only increasing with each day of delayed salary. He fully understood why, just a couple of weeks ago, they themselves were trembling with fear, voting to leave the ill-fated country as soon as possible, and now they were expressing dissatisfaction and regret over his actions. This was predictable behavior for ordinary people, subject to rapid changes in ideals. Nevertheless, this only increased his own responsibility for all the decisions he made, and therefore the Visterian was glad to allocate some of his own savings to improve the financial situation in the squad.