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-- So, it didn't even explode? I mean, good job, thanks, Anuzish. As you can see, the efforts of literally everyone were rewarded! -- the girl looked sadly at the ruins around.
"I hoped until the very end that the Sovereign would come up with some way, and we would teleport to a city that was not actually damaged. It just can't be that our princess is less talented than the Mindjin senator... But apparently, he wins with something else. By the way, speaking of him."
-- This was a great victory, but it is associated with great sorrow. We didn't know what to do to ensure that the Empire would emerge from this struggle without losses. But we won, we won so that this would not happen again and to restore hope to everyone who remains. Guys, despite this, we don't relax, it's not that simple in our business. The gods and saints helped us generously, we were strong, but we wouldn't have been so strong without them, so thank our patrons without ceasing... And hoping that our patrons will also support us in the remaining part of the mission.
Erephir approaches the dragon (the others guard against the Mindjin) and... Carefully scrapes off a layer of Despair with the sharp edge of her hammer, monitoring its condition so that she can stop in time if something goes wrong. Nozenrotka takes a thick layer of skin and scales and wraps the heart inside, trying not to touch the latter.
-- I still haven't figured out how to avoid going crazy, but if I feel that it's getting worse, someone should take over, and don't stray too far along the way. Also, there is a slight hope that something completely immune to everything, including the enemy, will contain its curse for a sufficient amount of time, -- she explained, without adding that the dragon's scales could also be useful in crafting, what else could be used to make Nari chic boots? Of course, this needs to be thought about. Well, and what definitely won't hurt them is proof of victory. The most obvious way the Mindjin could strike is to take the dragon's head or any other organ and say that the victory belongs to them. After removing the skin, this could no longer be done: without the skin, any other organ would be absurdly incomplete.
"And I'll put my spirit experience to use right here if I have problems moving? I hope not),"
"I hoped until the very end that the Sovereign would come up with some way, and we would teleport to a city that was not actually damaged. It just can't be that our princess is less talented than the Mindjin senator... But apparently, he wins with something else. By the way, speaking of him."
-- This was a great victory, but it is associated with great sorrow. We didn't know what to do to ensure that the Empire would emerge from this struggle without losses. But we won, we won so that this would not happen again and to restore hope to everyone who remains. Guys, despite this, we don't relax, it's not that simple in our business. The gods and saints helped us generously, we were strong, but we wouldn't have been so strong without them, so thank our patrons without ceasing... And hoping that our patrons will also support us in the remaining part of the mission.
Erephir approaches the dragon (the others guard against the Mindjin) and... Carefully scrapes off a layer of Despair with the sharp edge of her hammer, monitoring its condition so that she can stop in time if something goes wrong. Nozenrotka takes a thick layer of skin and scales and wraps the heart inside, trying not to touch the latter.
-- I still haven't figured out how to avoid going crazy, but if I feel that it's getting worse, someone should take over, and don't stray too far along the way. Also, there is a slight hope that something completely immune to everything, including the enemy, will contain its curse for a sufficient amount of time, -- she explained, without adding that the dragon's scales could also be useful in crafting, what else could be used to make Nari chic boots? Of course, this needs to be thought about. Well, and what definitely won't hurt them is proof of victory. The most obvious way the Mindjin could strike is to take the dragon's head or any other organ and say that the victory belongs to them. After removing the skin, this could no longer be done: without the skin, any other organ would be absurdly incomplete.
"And I'll put my spirit experience to use right here if I have problems moving? I hope not),"