His mood had noticeably deteriorated.
- No, this... Sometimes it's good to try some simple food... To understand, let's say, how the local people live, to feel the ground beneath our feet... - he weighed the pros and cons, thought about "C" grade cutlets and buckwheat porridge. - But perhaps you are right, friends, I am not hungry enough for that. And not drunk enough.
He glanced around at the barrels, wondering whether to refresh himself immediately or later. A few seconds spent in thought did not lead to any result - the dilemma quickly became tiresome, and he decided not to solve it.
- Thank you, Kyechka. It will be, it will be, otherwise I'll catch a cold, - he nodded to the servant. - Sit down next to your uncle, rest too.
Raphael warmly invited her to sit on his lap.
Ples, you just insulted me for no reason, even though I didn't say anything to you.
What exactly didn't you understand from my post? You said that something would "come back to haunt" someone, but you didn't give any specific example of why that would be bad. I assume you're talking about quests or some events in Artery, if there are any, or some other fanatical and obnoxious worldview that requires running around and getting triggered by slaves. But it's not necessary to complete them or interact with them if they require the player not to be friends with someone who has slaves. Anything else? Please, no sarcasm or irony, and no "go reread my posts." Is there something specific? That's the first question.
The second question is about not presenting ourselves as members of a single organization. What do you mean by that? You can't play solo here. "Well, we're just a random bunch of guys from the forest, doing quests"? What's the difference? We'll be told to go to hell faster than if you start kicking a slave in the town square. We're basically going back to that stupid discussion. Now, after a few days, is there an opportunity to formulate it more precisely?