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Unlike his new companions, Amamius Okikot kept the diary he bought in Tentacle not with him, but in a safe. There, along with all the other junk that might have some value to him but was not useful in his work. For example, a pocket portrait of Rinze – he was not her follower or even a fan, but the mercenary found the girl depicted in the portrait attractive enough to please his aesthetic sensibilities later. And then there were the earrings with red crystals – a cute accessory that surely had a rich history. He himself was not going to wear them, at least not because they were not made of amethyst or any other stone of a similar color, but it was still better for such beauty to be with him than to gather dust in the window of a suspicious shop. Or the boots, which had long become his personal relic, although they were absolutely useless to him. Based on these reasons, while waiting for the appointed departure time, he adds another entry.
The Code of Amamius Okikot
Article one – do no harm if:
a) the job does not require it.
b) self-defense does not require it.
c) My dignity has not been affected.
Article two – do not drink alcohol or do anything else that weakens the functionality of My mind or body and puts Me in a vulnerable position before others.
Article three – do not depend on anyone, always be self-sufficient.
Article four – always charge money for your work.
Article five – do not get close to women; if time = money, then they take away both, that is, minus money squared.
Article six – always look presentable.
Article seven – always pay debts: an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, a gem for a gem.
Article eight – do not trust anyone.
Article nine – always use your time effectively.
After thinking for a moment, the mercenary decides that this is enough and puts the diary away in his small treasure chest. Only he knew whether he intended to follow these rules or whether he wrote them out of idleness and an overly rich imagination.
The Code of Amamius Okikot
Article one – do no harm if:
a) the job does not require it.
b) self-defense does not require it.
c) My dignity has not been affected.
Article two – do not drink alcohol or do anything else that weakens the functionality of My mind or body and puts Me in a vulnerable position before others.
Article three – do not depend on anyone, always be self-sufficient.
Article four – always charge money for your work.
Article five – do not get close to women; if time = money, then they take away both, that is, minus money squared.
Article six – always look presentable.
Article seven – always pay debts: an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, a gem for a gem.
Article eight – do not trust anyone.
Article nine – always use your time effectively.
After thinking for a moment, the mercenary decides that this is enough and puts the diary away in his small treasure chest. Only he knew whether he intended to follow these rules or whether he wrote them out of idleness and an overly rich imagination.