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Alidum suggests tying Michaela with ropes and attaching her to a tree, restricting her movement until this evening. — Hmm, sounds like something out of the army, — Duncan thought, obviously thinking about something completely different than what Alidum was thinking, — good! It will be a lesson not to relax in the future!
It's not so obvious anymore...
Added 43 seconds later Now it's clear why there were such strange questions on the tests.
- And what did he see in you? - Alidum asked in conclusion, not so much addressing Futabu as addressing himself. - She has a bad temper, smells of tobacco, and belongs to the lowest category... He looked at Futabu one last time from his height of 198 cm, rolled his eyes, and walked away.
I was thinking that, in the context of the events surrounding Futaba, the idea proposed by Cassia – a journal – could have some serious repercussions. Especially considering Nira's campaign and her successes in the tests. It's a shame that Vailis won't win – they could have joined Gideon, who just needs someone to install various types of alarms on his windows and doors for role-playing purposes.
Maybe my plan was to get a guy married to Cassia, so that under the effect of the Evilwood enchantment, he could one-shot all the creatures in the game.
Nira, Shera, Bella, and Cassia head to the shooting range, where each is given a rifle (using the stats of any ranged weapon skill), the rules are explained, and the possible prizes are shown.
Monkey 1 point
Decoration. Deters NPCs from settling in the room where it is located.
Puppy 2 points
Decoration. +3 to attack, +5% to critical hit chance.
Spider 3 points.
Accessory. -5% to the cost of goods and services.
Tired Spider 3 points
Decoration. 20% chance to not spend Action Points.
Plush Bear (Girl) 3 points.
Decoration. Cancels the effect of the black and white plush bear for all students.
Priestess 4 points
Decoration. +5 to Dodge.
Witch 4 points
Decoration. -15% to the cost of learning spells.
Swordswoman 4 points.
Decoration. -15% to the cost of learning melee weapon skills.
Lion 5 points.
Decoration. +1 to Action Points.
One ticket was exchanged for five bullets, while one successful shot at the target earned one point. Points could not be transferred between different visitors and expired at the end of the working day.
Upon entering the "Lair of Horrors," the first thing that greeted visitors was a painting with the inscription "R. and A." — And what is supposed to be scary here? — Ladia asked, puzzled. — Perhaps, being from another country, I don't understand something.
-- I think they're lulling us into a false sense of security, -- Varya finally remarked. -- First, they'll show a couple of such pictures, and then they'll throw a blood-soaked mannequin at us, or a robber with a knife will jump out. They won't catch me off guard that easily... -- But in general... It's not exactly pleasant to look at this picture. They're depicting either some kind of saints or goddesses here... Or maybe these two girls are actually worshipped somewhere in another part of the world? Are they trying to... instill a sense of religious jealousy in visitors? It seems a bit petty... No, probably... That's not it.