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- I will make this squad the most elite in Silvergarde, sir. All recruits will want to join it. He turned to his comrades. - This is our chance, guys. Let's do everything right - and not only earn some money but also improve our reputation with management. And from there, we won't be far from more serious bonuses. Did you hear what the captain said? They don't have many people now, and even fewer good ones. - The sergeant nodded sternly at himself. - Wigg, what can you say about Riverside? Besides what we already know. Were bandits hanging around there before? Where could they have come from? How many places are there where they could set up a lair? Are there predators in the forest?
— Yeah, we can easily take care of these bastards,” replied Wigg, “I wouldn’t mind shooting those rats who snitched on me myself, but probably not in this life anymore.” — The eccentric sighed heavily and continued, — Anyway, no, I haven't seen any gangsters there before, and I really don't know where they might hang out. But yes, it's better not to go into the forest just like that; it's full of all sorts of creatures.
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Lex smiled and critically examined the halberd. - Well, how is it, will it do? - Well, something like that is what I had in mind. Of course, our blacksmiths can make weapons much better... - I understand. Lex King bargained as usual and bought the halberd. After that, they went to the merchants' guild.
The head of the local branch of the guild was someone named Gray Yildun, a half-elf. The receptionist led Lex to him and allowed them to talk.