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Hostor's eyes gleamed. - Yes, there are many rumors about the immense wealth and other wondrous properties of this treasure. I came here for that myself. It would be interesting to test myself in this adventure, - Redram shrugged. - I decided not to explore the ruins myself - they are all swarming with soldiers and other "interesting" individuals. I would like to visit the nearest town or the Duke himself, to look for useful information there... - the mage paused for a moment. - But if you allow me to join you and your companion, I will, of course, agree to the excursion. You understand, Siegfried, that for me, the best companion is undoubtedly someone who is proven in battle and in conversation.
Ancient ruins, Deepwell Village. Erasem (to the north) -> Ravenhill (to the northwest) -> Pandorum (to the northeast through the Black Forest) Port Town (to the southwest) Nix's Dungeons (to the south) Gallegos (to the east)
- Any suggestions? I'm not familiar with this area, and it's hard for me to decide which path to take, but I definitely don't want to go south, so that leaves Erasem, Gallegos, and Port Town.
Fang stood slightly apart, observing the company he had somehow found himself in. However, he was less concerned with the people than with the obelisk he was standing near. "This is wonderful," thought the celestial being. "What is it for?"
///Do you know about the labyrinth in our company?///
- I would suggest Pandorum, but I doubt we have enough provisions for such a long journey. Even if we go now, we'll have to spend a lot of time hunting, which will only slow us down. Therefore, it would be better for us to go to Gallegos first. We could even visit the ruler of these lands, but I don't think they let just anyone in. It's best to avoid the port city for now, until the fervor for the Grail subsides. There, you almost certainly won't be able to breathe with all the newly arrived treasure hunters. I wouldn't go near the Nix, those are mischievous creatures, I tell you, it's better not to enter their territory without a good reason," Trust said, clearing his throat and expressing his opinion. He spoke clearly, loudly, and deliberately.
LET'S GO EAT INSTEAD)))) AND STAY FOR THREE MORE DAYS)))) LET'S JUST EAT)))
WisTrit
- Oh, Pandorum, it would be nice to visit it.
I've been saying for a long time that we should leave:ьArandor
- Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm not familiar with this area, and it's hard for me to decide on a route, but I definitely don't want to go south, so that leaves Erasem, Gallegos, and the port city.
- I would still choose Gallegos, - Daar said to the unfamiliar Lunarian. Then the former thief turned to the elf who had recently approached him in the tavern: - Uh... Nel, I think? The road to Pandorum leads through the Black Forest - it's dangerous. Even though there are many of us, - the elf looked at the company, - it's still not worth the risk.
- Any suggestions? I'm not familiar with this area, and it's hard for me to decide which way to go, but I definitely don't want to go south, so that leaves Erathia, Gallego, and the port city.
--Before you arrived, I was suggesting to Heimr that we go north.
- I would suggest Pandoria, but I doubt we have enough provisions for such a long journey. Even if we go now, we'll have to spend a lot of time hunting, which will only slow us down. So, it would be better for us to go to Gallego first. We could even visit the ruler of these lands, but I don't think they let just anyone in. It's best to avoid the port city for now, until the frenzy over the Grail subsides. There, you almost certainly won't be able to breathe with all the newly arrived treasure hunters. I wouldn't go to the Nix, they are mischievous creatures, I tell you, it's better not to go to their territory without a good reason," Trust said, clearing his throat. He spoke clearly, loudly, and deliberately.
--Well, there's not much of interest there," Noko began, remembering how he had glanced at it in passing. --Although it's certainly better than here. We could go there.