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Tirza decided not to waste her energy, as practice had long been the best training for her, and instead decided to first check her own archives, and then others. This was motivated both by simple curiosity and practicality – the group of messengers was clearly going to encounter someone mentioned in the archives, otherwise they wouldn't be here.

The document about Tirza indicated the date and place of her birth, mentioned relatives (if any), and their location (dated to the previous year). It also mentioned instances of desertion, some events from her life (in particular, her service in Kalevritia), and the date of her arrival in Ilinar. The time spent in Teios was not described.

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/Because, essentially, it's almost the same thing, only the Guardians recently made a big fool of themselves./

Yeah, you're only interested in prestige!
Well, anyway, the Guardians are the Guardians, and the Centurion is the Centurion; they have nothing to do with the Dragon.

- Thank you.
"Too simple. That can't be right. Something's not right," the orc thought.
*Shushuk heads to the room he was shown. He quietly approaches it and listens. If he doesn't hear anything suspicious or any conversations, he knocks.*

— Come in. — It was a calm, male voice.

-- Maybe I can help? I could scout the forest... I still hope to become a great monster hunter, so I'm familiar with the forest.

— Kek. — Oren smirked. — You, little girl, were born a thousand years too late. — The old messenger tossed a piece of roasted meat to Koshar, who caught it in mid-air with his mouth and immediately began to eat. — I wouldn't want to lose a recruit on a scouting mission, but if you're confident in your abilities, you can scout the area and find out what's ahead. I was planning to send Mahus, but since you can't stand to be idle, go ahead. — Oren's face was again "adorned" with a smile.