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I think, considering such losses, we should all have received 20,000 gold pieces... even Halmaldir.

They agreed to work under these conditions, and now they're still dissatisfied! Oh, these newcomers.

Borrowing money (3100 Rum) from one of her squadmates, Alaria travels to "Reimford" and purchases the "Triton".
I'll sell the old hammer if I can find a place to do so. I'm giving the cloak to Tsukiko.

People were dying in agony from the harpy poison, two hundred for each, while these guys just lost some of their gear on an easy quest and are still unhappy with the reward of twenty thousand.

After all, the Araidians died there...

Borrowing money (3100 Rum) from one of her squadmates, Alaria heads to "Reimford" and buys a "Triton".
I'll sell the old hammer if I can find a place to do so. I'M GIVING THE CLOAK TO TSUKIKO.

But who among us even has that much? I, for one, owe Mentu about 2500...

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What do you think, is a 500 Rum bet on Begonia reasonable?

Well, if I borrow from you, I'll owe you 600 Rum, and Ment will be owed 2500. And your debt will be paid off.

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Nah, I personally would risk it and bet all three thousand that can be borrowed. But that's me; my tendency to take risks isn't always (always isn't) justified.

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Although, it seems to me that Ment would agree to an enhancer as a token of gratitude for the debt. But I'm not sure how beneficial it would be for you. You should think about it yourself.

/So, will there be no more money, or will a decision be made later? Oh, and I thought mercenaries were entitled to health insurance at least. If it's the former, then.../
-- Excuse me, can I sign up for a secret mission and receive an advance? I really have a very unpleasant situation... I wouldn't ask, but I'm literally left with nothing and I'm afraid I won't perform well at the Lionheart Tournament... Surely, it's also in your best interest for a mercenary from Morpheus to perform well.
/Why isn't Arandor courting you, Ples? /

Arandor is greedy. He wanted to spend it on something himself.

— The girl sleeps soundly. She gets tired after work, and then reads books until dawn. What a smart girl. Come around four o'clock; she should be awake by then.

— Thank you, kind woman.
Nevertheless, instead of waiting until four o'clock, Bedivere began knocking on the door with the heel of his boot (not trying to break it down, just to make some noise).
Revan, I didn't have the opportunity to discuss all the nuances of Camelot culture, but I got the impression that "nudging" everyone, except perhaps those older in rank, is the norm for them. Is that right?

Well, if I borrow from you, I'll owe you 600 Rumis, and Ment will be owed 2500. And your debt will be paid off.

Okay, if Ment agrees, take the money from me.

Officer, don't forget to help Tsukiko restore her documents as well.

/I agree. But I must say that I was going to borrow your enchanter for the tournament anyway, Ney. Are you okay with that? Anyway, as I understand it, you can bequeath your gear to a teammate after death. Right, Revan?/

Ment, don't forget to help Tsukiko restore her documents as well.

/ Exactly. Thanks for reminding me./

Elrine became interested in chatting with Countess Alice Lit. She had heard about her before, but hadn't had the opportunity to talk until now. She also told her that she had been fascinated by ethereal weapon shooting since childhood and perhaps she could teach her a few lessons in this craft.

As it turned out during the conversation, Alice Lit did not like staying in her homeland and preferred to spend time in the capital – the County of Blood Lake was distinguished by its dampness, almost permanent fog, and frequent atmospheric precipitation. There were very few inhabitants there too, and despite the considerable expanse, there were even fewer residents than in small baronies. According to her, the previous Count of Blood Lake, her father, renounced the title in her favor and moved south to live in Ehren, where he spends all day in the company of easily accessible commoners, either entertaining himself with gambling or relaxing on a private beach. To Elrine’s possible surprise, Alice Lit spoke about this very openly and did not hide her attitude towards it. In general, she seemed like a very open and independent person, despite her position. Due to such behavior, she had an equal number of friends and ill-wishers – if for one reason or another she pleased the former, then the latter treated her poorly because of her "unacceptable for an aristocrat" behavior.
There was still plenty of time before the start of the main event, so Alice Lit and Elrine went to the shooting range. There, Alice Lit, being an instructor in ethereal weapons, showed Elrine several useful tricks and gave her one of her revolvers as a sign of friendship.

Rapid Fire (x2)
Additional shot

Revolver +3
Model: Dominion
Damage: 546
Drum: 5
Reload Time: 2
Range: 8
Crit +25%

In that case, until I pay off the debt, I will bequeath my property to the person I owe money to.

Revan, I didn't have the opportunity to discuss all the nuances of Camelot culture, but I got the impression that "being rude" to everyone, except perhaps those older in rank, is normal for them. Isn't that right?

Well, that old woman isn't a Camelot native.