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It seems like with "Pururuta and Furfura," I have enough points for level 9 Pestilence, considering all the discounts. I'm learning. And I'm also allocating free experience to the Rishi's magic ability. The medal is equipped for willpower.
"And when and if we defeat Duncan, will Thyme destroy us, having made no promises to anyone and acting according to his own judgment? Wonderful. But if we somehow succeed... If we somehow succeed, then we will eliminate one of the main representatives of the enemy forces in advance. It's worth it."
-- Well, -- Varya slowly rises from her seat. Her calm aura slowly transforms into that of an assassin. -- I am grateful for the opportunity to prove myself. Although, there are so few of us here today. One class, our new mentor is my countrywoman, and Refitea is the homeland of brave people. So, let's go, be bolder! We need to show our worth to her.
-- The rest of you... Aren't you ashamed to refuse the challenge? Regardless of how you feel about Sir Duncan or our president Futabe (who, as you have seen, has done a great deal for us), do you think you can simply sit out a real war and that it won't affect you in any way? We were told directly that they would be happy to fight us, they gave us an advantage – as much as they could possibly give – and what?
-- If we try our best and win, then this will be the last and most valuable lesson that "teacher" Mandragora will give us. But whoever wants to skip it will never become a worthy person.
Then she addresses some students individually.
-- Michaella. Teacher Mandragora violated the law, but it turned out that now the law allows us to punish the criminal. Are you with me?
-- Fortis. You're a stubborn fool. But if any of us lose their life now, I'm still glad I studied with you.
-- Oleg. I can't ask you to fulfill your duty, since you only recently joined us, but... -- Varya didn't finish. -- In any case, thank you for everything.
-- Shea. Once, you said that you stood up for an innocent person and won. Isn't it time to repeat that feat? Although you are also a foreigner, and I can't demand it.
"And when and if we defeat Duncan, will Thyme destroy us, having made no promises to anyone and acting according to his own judgment? Wonderful. But if we somehow succeed... If we somehow succeed, then we will eliminate one of the main representatives of the enemy forces in advance. It's worth it."
-- Well, -- Varya slowly rises from her seat. Her calm aura slowly transforms into that of an assassin. -- I am grateful for the opportunity to prove myself. Although, there are so few of us here today. One class, our new mentor is my countrywoman, and Refitea is the homeland of brave people. So, let's go, be bolder! We need to show our worth to her.
-- The rest of you... Aren't you ashamed to refuse the challenge? Regardless of how you feel about Sir Duncan or our president Futabe (who, as you have seen, has done a great deal for us), do you think you can simply sit out a real war and that it won't affect you in any way? We were told directly that they would be happy to fight us, they gave us an advantage – as much as they could possibly give – and what?
-- If we try our best and win, then this will be the last and most valuable lesson that "teacher" Mandragora will give us. But whoever wants to skip it will never become a worthy person.
Then she addresses some students individually.
-- Michaella. Teacher Mandragora violated the law, but it turned out that now the law allows us to punish the criminal. Are you with me?
-- Fortis. You're a stubborn fool. But if any of us lose their life now, I'm still glad I studied with you.
-- Oleg. I can't ask you to fulfill your duty, since you only recently joined us, but... -- Varya didn't finish. -- In any case, thank you for everything.
-- Shea. Once, you said that you stood up for an innocent person and won. Isn't it time to repeat that feat? Although you are also a foreigner, and I can't demand it.