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— I mostly have local clients, so no. They just pay well here, and you can find a lot of useful things along the way, especially when your companions become victims of the sands.
— So that's how it is, — after the guide's words, the Tanarrian noticed his expensive equipment, — well, yes, you can't argue with that. Talented guides in Calcite are worth their weight in gold.
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Initially, I thought the plan was to send the queen on her own to some place, while we would break through with a fight. But when Reven, through NPCs, almost directly started shouting that staying means certain death, and Ment said, "No way, according to my plan, your champions are not needed," I still decided to fly, because I realized that it was pointless to resist.
I also had similar suspicions at first, but after considering the situation from the perspective of "What if Alaria was a member of the Carnelian," I realized that it would be more logical for you to take the most valuable members and fly away. Which is what I wrote about before Reven hinted at it. You were sent with a very specific purpose, and the princess was unlikely to be happy that her resource was wasting itself for no reason. Well, that's already a thing of the past.