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-- To each their own. I would probably think the same way if I had been born under different circumstances.

There's a huge difference between this situation and fruits...

/ Well, yes, and I would even have difficulty listing all the points. The only similarity is that in both cases, I am one of the main instigators, which ultimately leads to everything going wrong.

- They stink, - the merchant shrugged. - And what about you, Alm? Do you work with non-humans?

No, guys, these definitely aren't fruits. At most, it's Lyde, which we were so eager to reach. But yes, Ment's ideas bring players nothing but good luck in Revan's expeditions.

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- Why did you even go to her? If there was a way to help her, the locals would definitely have helped, as she's one of their own, - Scipio commented on his comrades' actions. - And it's dangerous. The priestess was clearly killed not by some beggar, but by someone more influential. If the killer or killers find out that someone wants to resurrect her, they might strike preemptively, and if they succeed, they will take revenge.

— Still, as far as I understand, Lian Fay's abilities are significantly different from everything that other healers can do, — Shen interjected into the conversation, indirectly feeling guilty that he didn't try to stop anyone, and now one of the organization's leaders, along with a powerful heroine, has disappeared in an unknown direction.
— However, the situation was strange from the very beginning, when Mirastir and I were not allowed to follow Rogdan and Lian... — Shen became even more upset, after which he immediately tried to pull himself together. — I think we should wait for everyone now, including Raphael, as he is just as much a leader as the missing Rogdan.

— Huh? — While Raphael was engaged in a conversation with the homeowner, Alm carefully examined the interior of the room they were in. — I would have just shot them all to hell, — he suddenly blurted out, then switched to a calmer tone, — so what’s your problem? Your son ran away from home, and you need to find him, or your daughter is hanging out with some good-for-nothing, and you need to set some boundaries for the guy so he doesn’t get out of line?
— Neither, — Gray replied dryly, — I need you to… cleanse the country of unwanted filth, do you understand what I mean?

- And I was thinking – isn't five a bit much for a family consultation? Although good specialists in other places might charge even more. Alm, this is right up your alley. Remember, you wanted to put in some work after that incident, doing something… well, let's say, dealing with unpleasant things? Something you could tackle with a fork? Chop-chop-chop-chop? - Raphael clapped the servant on the shoulder in a friendly manner. - He's hardworking and not squeamish. Especially if it's a family matter. So, tell me – let's see what we can do here.

“Hmm… And what about those two?” the homeowner nodded towards Rish and Eim. “Why are they so quiet?”

- They're just not very talkative, - Raphael waved his hand. - Don't let that bother you. He's a strong and silent type, and the boy is quietly supportive. They're both very capable guys, and I'm proud of them.

What kind of followers...

Who organize student days.

I had already forgotten...

In another part of the public restaurant, Ivu was told that his mentor does occasionally come here, but he wasn't here today.

Ivu asks if anyone knows where he lives.

“Alright…” Gray got up from his seat, paced back and forth, thought about something, and then sat back down on the sofa opposite Raphael and his guys. “So, here’s the deal. There’s a small village not far from the city, called Blixit, and recently an orc woman settled there. Can you imagine? A non-human just an hour’s ride from the capital of the empire! — The homeowner slammed his fist on the table. “And if that weren’t enough, she’s planning to get married, to one of the locals. An orc! Getting married! To a human! — Shaking his head from side to side in annoyance, he continued. “Our glorious leadership, of course, doesn’t approve of such things, but what can you do if the church allows it? Ugh! — Getting up from his seat, he shook his fist in the air. “But I won’t allow such an outrage! Not in my homeland! — Resuming his seat, his speech continued in a more calm tone. “In short, I want you to take care of her.”

By this point, both of his companions were already unconscious.

Can we see pictures of the companions? And an orc...

In short, I want you to... you know.

Alm might be a good source of experience.

In short, I want you to… you know.

/ They themselves got married on it. You, outsiders, are roughly like non-humans; it's permissible for you.

I should have sent Meido to that guy, for an alternative solution to the quest.