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The city was not yet fully built, but it had already been divided into districts. The districts were divided according to the professions of those who lived in them. There was also a palace district, which housed, among other things, an ice palace, and a wall-adjacent district: even now, many humanoids worked there, building the city's ice fortifications. If Enhador wanted to buy something, he could go to the artisans' district for weapons, armor, clothing, or something like that; there were quite a few shops there. He could visit the food vendors' district for food or the enchanters' district (it was somewhat unusual that enchanters had their own district) for something... interesting.
During his time in the city, Enhador noticed that there were fewer Wanderers here than one might have expected, judging by the preliminary advertising about this place. But they were present and encountered fairly often.
In any case, the Wanderer came to the palace, where he was already awaited.
There were two more Wanderers with Enhador. They were all ushered into the hall.
-- Hello, my name is Emek. You are all here for the same reason: you all received excellent education at Katas at some point and possess knowledge of medicine and healing magic. In addition, one of you is a priest, albeit a novice. And we currently have a serious shortage of such individuals; there are far fewer priests and healers than required in Idaniko. The government of Idaniko wants to convey through me that it is ready to provide you with jobs according to your preference. The city needs hands, you understand. We need your help, as much as you can offer. From us – everything needed to satisfy your needs. Both natural and, of course, spiritual. What do you say?
During his time in the city, Enhador noticed that there were fewer Wanderers here than one might have expected, judging by the preliminary advertising about this place. But they were present and encountered fairly often.
In any case, the Wanderer came to the palace, where he was already awaited.
There were two more Wanderers with Enhador. They were all ushered into the hall.
-- Hello, my name is Emek. You are all here for the same reason: you all received excellent education at Katas at some point and possess knowledge of medicine and healing magic. In addition, one of you is a priest, albeit a novice. And we currently have a serious shortage of such individuals; there are far fewer priests and healers than required in Idaniko. The government of Idaniko wants to convey through me that it is ready to provide you with jobs according to your preference. The city needs hands, you understand. We need your help, as much as you can offer. From us – everything needed to satisfy your needs. Both natural and, of course, spiritual. What do you say?