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Almu and Azilisu were pleased with Valdemar's speech, and therefore they left the imperial camp in high spirits. Carefully following the route planned by Antanea, their small detachment stumbled upon traces of someone's sandals on the ground. The footwear was probably not the most comfortable for traveling through a mountainous region, but for pursuers, it revealed with a certain degree of probability the identity of its owner. From this location, they could turn east and descend towards the lake, or continue moving south.
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—I fully understand Your Highness's train of thought," Rogdan nodded, "although, to be honest, I hadn't really thought that our modest hobby could be patronized by some higher power... On the other hand, after your words, it seems quite logical to me. —The baron sighed and rubbed his forehead. —If I understand the conclusion correctly, Your Highness wants to significantly expand the influence and capabilities of this belief by following certain... rules?
— Something like that, yes. At the moment, I see two main problems with "Legends of Vistaria": the requirement for certain personality traits in the summoner and the lack of direct control over the summoned spirits of heroes of the past. I would like to correct these inconvenient points, but for this, I and the court sorcerers lack information... Therefore, I want to offer you, Sir Rogdan, to take on the training of volunteers. Matthew Ariston explains everything related to the technical side of the issue very clearly, but unfortunately, he has not been able to inspire the audience sufficiently.