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/ Well, I assumed that "having a drink, but not getting even slightly intoxicated" was perfectly in line with the rules. However, I couldn't be sure. Okay. / Tsukiko looked at the beautiful name of the cocktail and took the Moon. This celestial body meant a lot to her, as can be seen even from the name she was given. However, she was a little disappointed that the cocktail was non-alcoholic, but on the other hand, it was probably for the best.
Out of curiosity, the girl decided to go inside and see what they offered.
The staff of this store, as expected, were well-dressed. One of the saleswomen helped Livia familiarize herself with the items sewn by "Golden Needle."
After the bookstore, Kurat headed to the Legacy armory.
This shop gave the impression of a traditional, and in some ways, very typical, forge. A young man, one of the sons of the local master, was in charge of sales.
Well, damn, I thought they sold pistols here too. I ask this kid if they sell any rifles around here. Assuming they've already been invented, of course.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
At first, the elf admired the exquisite enchanted garments. They looked much better than what she was wearing. But at the same time, the high prices made her sigh deeply. If the girl had stayed with her family, it would have been much easier for her to persuade her father to buy her such a gift, although she probably wouldn't have done so anyway. Livia remembered that all her savings had previously gone towards more valuable purchases. How could one compare some rags with exciting and informative books?
However, the fact that her current finances were not enough even for the cheapest pair of gloves (although her own were no worse) reminded the elf that it was time to find a job. After all, the search for adventure is not as simple and exciting as it is described in books. In those books, everything comes to the characters on its own. Livia concluded that she urgently needed to find some kind of job, buy groceries, and find a place to stay so as not to sleep on the street.
First, the girl went to check out the available jobs. And she faced another disappointment. Livia couldn't see herself as a worker, a medic, or a hunter's apprentice. She couldn't do anything as a bartender either. The job of a maid promised to be profitable, but something about it didn't feel right. The only thing that looked not so bad was the "Eternity" bookstore. It would be nice to get a whole book for just one day's work. That surely couldn't be that difficult!
But first, the girl also decided to inquire about what the administration building could offer. After all, it was in such a job that the spirit of adventure, which the elf had read about, could be found!
"Hello," Livia said uncertainly to the secretary. "I am interested in a job. Can you tell me more about what these tasks entail? Am I suitable for performing at least one of them?"