Divine Journey

Nell laughed, looking at this. - And he turned out to be not such a bad guy after all!

Aneyptu

There are no Aneyptu in the game, just so you know.

the Uewa Indians, good luck pronouncing your names.

- Good thing I didn't come up with something like that. - The elf smirked, watching May.
- Alright, I'll go check out the exit. Does anyone want to come with me?

- Anpeitu, fyfyafya isfinefiy, but fy you not fofomymfte? Fsdef' fofnikla fffffffffffneefolfa froflemka.

- It's dangerous to split up now; there's no need to take unnecessary risks.
"Although, if the crystal and the tongue of our brave general split, I wouldn't mind."

- It's dangerous to split up now; there's no need to take unnecessary risks.

--I agree, -- said Nokou, rummaging through the junk. As expected, his water bottles were reduced to shards and a puddle on the floor.
--Yeah. Maybe I can scoop up some of this puddle with a larger shard? -- he looked at Maya. -- But no, this is serious; rhinos usually died in such situations. I'll just scratch my tongue...

Anpeytu carefully examined the crystal. "It doesn't really look like cold metal. I can try, of course, but I can't promise it will work." The Lizard first transferred ten units of mana into "Ignite" and then carefully tried to separate the injured creature's tongue from the crystal. Something tells me that the Lizard will be left without a tongue.

As far as I understand, the crystal isn't attached to anything, so we can move around freely...)

I'll just end up making a fool of myself...

- Fofno and ftak, folko efli nafret' неудаfся!

and she carefully tried to separate the injured man's tongue from the crystal.

And she succeeds.

There are no Anepths in the game, just so you know.

I'd like to see you pronounce that with a frozen tongue!

- Alright, I'll head to the exit and take a look. Does anyone want to come with me?

- I'll go scout ahead. But I need a weapon, just in case we encounter any inhabitants.

I'd like to see you pronounce that with a frozen tongue!

Well, with a frozen tongue, pronouncing "Aineptu" and "Anpeitu" is about equally difficult, and if there's no difference, why risk it?

*My potёр wiped the February sweat that had been forming on his tongue for a few minutes and grimaced at the unforgettable sensations.*
- Ugh, just like last *Christmas or its equivalent* when we celebrated our victory in the cold. - Then he turned to Anpeit, - You know... thank you. In the folklore of our country, it is not often that snake-people *lizard-dragons* save noble knights from death, but now I see that it is nothing more than a шаблон.

for advancing to the next hall

- If you're done, I suggest we move on.

Anpeitu

Oh, you rascal.

Anpeitu smiled kindly.
– Always happy to help. And don't think in stereotypes. They often break.