Dal Shabet

I'll get him some pants and a shirt. It's good enough for a pirate. If needed, we can buy more. And for the hotel.

Tarvitsy, as always, woke up at dawn, did his morning exercises, and then took a piece of bread out of his bag and started chewing.
- I know I shouldn't say who I am, where I'm from, who I serve, and what I'm doing here, - he replied to Silence with his mouth full.
- *silence*
- I'll go to that Temple.
- *silence*
- It's practically dangerous everywhere here. You and the Instigator should stay here.
- *silence*
- No arguments. I don't need you two getting kidnapped. They're willing to tear someone apart for just one Rienne, and even more so for potentially valuable items. I'll probably leave the money here too.

Creating an electrical sphere, Tarvitsy headed to the mysterious Temple on the seashore.

--Honestly? I looted it. Along with it, there was modern currency and coins that were used even when the 5 factions hadn't united into one state. It happened in the Wild Lands,--Adrian replied.

- Well, I think Nevermore is no worse than other cities for Michael Dal Karen's son. Especially if you're lucky, - Amos said sadly. - I heard that you have an academy of dark magic. I wanted to visit it, but then someone destroyed Dal Shabet.