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Ah, I thought they would split it equally. At the very least, without Locke and Risha, it wouldn't have been possible...
Not so long ago, Coriel Naoh carried a statue of Dante in her bag, and now, as a strange irony, Risha was helping the girl avoid falling under the influence of an evil tree, an enemy of civilization. No matter how frightening the wooden monster looked, and no matter how much Coriel feared that it would reach her, crush her, and destroy her body, it didn't happen. The long and methodical bombardment at the end resembled meditation – after all the stress, it turned out to be very calming. At the same time, the girl became much better at wielding her staff – maybe next time she will be able to defeat not only a stationary target.
The moral support and insurance from her comrades were touching. Until the very last moment, everyone feared that a monster or a monkey would be hiding in the branches of the tree, but no, it was fine – but it would have been impossible to collect the bark without their warrior strongmen.
At the end of this small adventure, Naoh politely thanked everyone, especially Ayrlis, who suggested the strategy, Mala for the favor (and returns the statue), and Misha for the valuable additional reward.
Not so long ago, Coriel Naoh carried a statue of Dante in her bag, and now, as a strange irony, Risha was helping the girl avoid falling under the influence of an evil tree, an enemy of civilization. No matter how frightening the wooden monster looked, and no matter how much Coriel feared that it would reach her, crush her, and destroy her body, it didn't happen. The long and methodical bombardment at the end resembled meditation – after all the stress, it turned out to be very calming. At the same time, the girl became much better at wielding her staff – maybe next time she will be able to defeat not only a stationary target.
The moral support and insurance from her comrades were touching. Until the very last moment, everyone feared that a monster or a monkey would be hiding in the branches of the tree, but no, it was fine – but it would have been impossible to collect the bark without their warrior strongmen.
At the end of this small adventure, Naoh politely thanked everyone, especially Ayrlis, who suggested the strategy, Mala for the favor (and returns the statue), and Misha for the valuable additional reward.