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But I was planning to spend every skill point my character gained on swimming...
The hundred days spent sailing aboard the "Breeze" were perhaps the most dreadful part of Radimir's life. Apparently, the Tyrian was the most susceptible to seasickness, as its symptoms wouldn't leave him alone.
In any case, Radimir managed to find out who among those on board had participated in the expedition to the Wild Lands. He remembered almost all the details of Ratislav's story about that journey, which pleased him greatly, as information is never superfluous. Radimir also devoted a considerable amount of time to training with Chimeg in the Tanskian style of combat. In the end, he even started to do quite well. Soon, Radimir received more pleasant news: the "Breeze," as it turned out, was already approaching the island.
-Can it be that we will finally be on land! - Radimir rejoiced. - I wish it would happen sooner.
But what happened next remained a mystery to the Tyrian. Suddenly, a lightning bolt struck the ship with tremendous force, and that was despite the fact that there wasn't a single cloud in the sky! In the next moment, the ship began to sink. The shockwave threw Radimir into the water, where he immediately began to drown. Chimeg and Taola were struggling for their lives nearby; Lewis was nowhere to be seen. A few more seconds passed, and Radimir, feeling no pain, hearing nothing, and as if in a dream, watched as one by one his companions disappeared under the water. Suddenly, a sharp pain struck the Tyrian's entire body, and he began to choke and drown. With his last strength, Radimir took a deep breath, after which a dark veil closed over his eyes...
The Tyrian regained consciousness only on the shore. A veil still stood before his eyes. Unable to distinguish anything, Radimir lay down on the sand and closed his eyes.
It's hard to describe the events properly from a phone.
The hundred days spent sailing aboard the "Breeze" were perhaps the most dreadful part of Radimir's life. Apparently, the Tyrian was the most susceptible to seasickness, as its symptoms wouldn't leave him alone.
In any case, Radimir managed to find out who among those on board had participated in the expedition to the Wild Lands. He remembered almost all the details of Ratislav's story about that journey, which pleased him greatly, as information is never superfluous. Radimir also devoted a considerable amount of time to training with Chimeg in the Tanskian style of combat. In the end, he even started to do quite well. Soon, Radimir received more pleasant news: the "Breeze," as it turned out, was already approaching the island.
-Can it be that we will finally be on land! - Radimir rejoiced. - I wish it would happen sooner.
But what happened next remained a mystery to the Tyrian. Suddenly, a lightning bolt struck the ship with tremendous force, and that was despite the fact that there wasn't a single cloud in the sky! In the next moment, the ship began to sink. The shockwave threw Radimir into the water, where he immediately began to drown. Chimeg and Taola were struggling for their lives nearby; Lewis was nowhere to be seen. A few more seconds passed, and Radimir, feeling no pain, hearing nothing, and as if in a dream, watched as one by one his companions disappeared under the water. Suddenly, a sharp pain struck the Tyrian's entire body, and he began to choke and drown. With his last strength, Radimir took a deep breath, after which a dark veil closed over his eyes...
The Tyrian regained consciousness only on the shore. A veil still stood before his eyes. Unable to distinguish anything, Radimir lay down on the sand and closed his eyes.
It's hard to describe the events properly from a phone.
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