☀️ Arselia and Akonia

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-- M, Blade, for context: I'm a bit of a foreigner, okay? Although, given your previous workplace, that's probably not a big surprise.

—Not a surprise. If you had "arrived" a little earlier, you might not have had to witness my gloomy face instead of a greeting.

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-- Let me see... Oh, another modest one, a decent one this time... Do you always keep a straight face? Hmm, yes, I suppose so.

Blade didn't explain what caused this, and that his current state noticeably affected the test results.

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- I think the most useful thing for us right now is a psychiatrist. Then a musician. Then a biologist.
- I agree. We'll almost certainly need a psychiatrist, a musician is quite versatile, and a biologist... It's not a given.

—A psychiatrist? Oh, is that why we're filling out this form?

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-- Strictly speaking, we don't know what our next assignment will be. It might not involve undead, it's just an assumption.
-- As additional information, it would be good to think about means of air defense. Both the Farrelli and the Nephirii will have plenty of it. Again, it might not affect us, but I want to be prepared for anything.

—I understand you have some kind of cool recruitment process for "suitable" people. I think we should hold off on that until we understand who we need for the assignment. You never know, maybe we'll need some rare specialty.

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The worst-case scenario might be that a truly powerful lich is practically invincible because we'll never find all of his containers scattered across the face of Anush.

—Alaria is right, unlike a regular mage, this one is "bound" to a stone. You can't throw him to the bottom of the ocean, bury him in a landfill, or even send him to the celestial beings by mail for safekeeping. If it comes to that, I think Her Radiance will be able to determine the approximate location of the lich.

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The masks you're talking about, I can't visualize them from a technological point of view, so it's not a given that Crag would be able to either, but I'll keep the suggestion in mind.

—Crag can handle anything. His work is worth the money, there's no bargaining. If the invention is complex, then even tens of thousands won't be enough.

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