—Three weeks... If the fleets haven't already set sail, there's still plenty of time to prepare the defenses. We should wait. —After finishing with the kitchen utensils, he puts on his helmet and armor. —The third fact about Asuguh: upon reaching adulthood, every resident of the country can join a guild, receiving a one-time cash payment, as well as free housing and exemption from paying taxes. Therefore, you should thank the king for the opportunity to chat in your own home and taste exotic rice today. Perhaps his yesterday's phrase about empires may have seemed overly "simple" to you, but let it not confuse you with the great wisdom that lies behind it. Modern Asuguh balances on the thinnest line of socio-economic policy, and if you disrupt it in any direction, everything will collapse like a house of cards.
- Blessed is this country and its people for having such a monarch.
In full uniform, he returns to the hallway.
- If you have any wishes about what to see and where to go in our country, don't hesitate. Now is a time of war, so not everything may be available, but who knows when another opportunity will arise.
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-- He will regret it, that's for sure. I will take care of that, —Ushumgall cracked his knuckles. —Maybe he already regrets it. Eight elements and eight paths – that's true, but it's also true that some paths have two names, and others have one – but why?
- Wind? I wouldn't have thought of that. Veserod. Ves-rod, as if. It sounds a bit Zimivian, I remember wanting to sail there once... - Genz stands up, his eyes fixed on the ceiling. - Hmm... Eight elements, eight paths. Wind... - he begins to mutter something indistinctly. - Zimivia. Could this be the answer?... Where is Asmidul when he is so needed, - he ruffles his hair. - Listen, father, we are leaving for a new mission in the morning, will you come with us? It will be dangerous, I'll tell you right away, and we will have to fight. But sitting still, here or there, will definitely not lead to anything, but this way there is a chance. But we need to organize everything.