Knights of Tezoth

— Thank you, — Stefania accepted the gift with a light smile on her face. It remained to be seen whether there was a craftsman in the camp who could make her a bow before the march.

She barely had time to react before Eugene decided to insert the Ikazkan eye into Manka, who was begging with all her might for him not to do so.

— Eugene, stop! — exclaimed the Knight of the Wind, trying to prevent what was happening. But he acted too quickly, and his four warrior women surrounded him and Manka so tightly that Stefania could only do something by using her bow. And attacking her own allies right now, especially in such a situation, was not the best idea. All she could do was silently watch the girl's agony, as the leader literally forced his gift upon her.

— Are you sure this whole eye trick is safe and won't backfire on you or Manka? — Stefania clarified when it was all over. — You could have at least given her a chance to think about whether she needed it.

- In our family, it is customary to say that indecision is death. In this current endeavor, none of us has time to think through every step. - Eugene did not voice that the fate of a random warrior woman with default stats and an AI-generated portrait was indifferent to him, and there was no reason to let good things go to waste. - Well then, shall we rest a bit and hit the road?