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-- Interesting... Oh, come on, is there really something wrong with asking where the most famous waiter in my entire squad has gone? -- a smile.
Fyr-Fyr took this as a joke (which it was?).
-- Anyway, yes, unpleasant things sometimes happen in the city, it's better to ask again just in case. And as a squad leader, I've seen a lot! For example, one of my comrades was poisoned a few months ago by a woman he knew slightly, and he almost went blind. It seems like, what could happen in peacetime, but here you go, you get problems and that's it. But that's just the tip of the iceberg, and there have been much worse things, -- a slightly mournful look. -- But now it's no wonder that every time you see some shop closed for repairs, or you notice that you're missing a familiar citizen, you get a little worried that something might have happened.So, I don't understand, is the offer to exchange named opponents for unnamed slave traders at the factories still valid or what?!?!I think we'll buy Cosmos today, there's a chance it will give us some, and we'll get the rest with experience (and food).
- Don't worry about it, it happens in any big city, especially one as multinational and freedom-loving as ours. And for the military, there are even more personal enemies on top of that.