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-- For now, I'll take two antidotes and a Gloria. By the way, what were you saying about "goods for the soul"?

-4 gold coins
+60 Rum

The doctor retreated to the next room for a couple of minutes and returned with a black case in his hands. Then, he placed it on the table and opened it.
Inside, one could see medicines that Jerome hadn't seen on the display case.

Elixir of Life
A versatile medicine. Restores health, removes negative effects, heals injuries, and reduces the intensity of diseases. Revives a character who died from a lack of HP. Restores lost memories and restores willpower.
1000 Rum

Azure Powder
Intelligence +4 (stacks up to +20).
100 Rum

Salamander's Blood
Health +20% (stacks up to +100%), melee damage +20% (stacks up to +100%).
100 Rum

Lunar Sorbet
Improves mood and enhances brain activity (cures Calvadian asthenia).
50 Rum.

Oblivion
The character loses their memories. Skills, abilities, and knowledge remain intact.
Willpower check: 10, -10 after each subsequent use.
1000 Rum.

M.B.
The character begins to obey everything that others tell them and enjoys it.
Willpower check: 20, -5 after each subsequent use.
1000 Rum.

- Yeah, I understand, - replied the elf. - By the way, does a boy of about ten happen to come by, or have you seen him near the store?

— No, I don't remember anyone like that, unfortunately.

- I will be very happy to provide my services, but I still don't understand some of the details... What is the payment for each of them, what are their nuances, where can I find out more about their execution, and when should I perform?

— The payment is the same - ten thousand Rum, the formation of the squads will be completed in a week. As for the details, if you have any questions, I will try to answer them.

Did my character perform well there?

The next day arrives. (I'll send the others to the future later.)
Seliad and Alaria worked together.

This night:
Kurat was so engrossed in reading Sonata Realm's book and watching the trains that he didn't notice someone approaching him from behind. A blow to the head with the blunt end of a polearm made him turn around and see an angry face.

The man was well-built, and his head was adorned with a funny helmet.

Seliad +75 Rumian
Alaria +75 Rumian
Tsukiko -25 Rumian
Aiyano -25 Rumian

-- I'll take salamander blood and two "Lunar Sorbes."
Can the nag's fin tincture be split? Like, first, I'll take 400, then another 600. If so, I'll take it; if not, I'll just exchange the remaining gold.

And if I buy a book about the emperor's children, will I only be able to learn information from it during the journey? Or does this only apply to various bonuses?

Only for bonuses.

Added 4 minutes later
Jerome bought blood, sorbet, and tincture.
— Anything else?

After reading the news in the newspapers, Seliad became somewhat interested in the events within the imperial family, especially since he wasn't in a hurry to change his old habit of spending his free time reading. After visiting the "Eternity" bookstore, he bought the book "The Emperor's Children - Clavius Reim," and was quite surprised by the exorbitant prices, planning to read it soon.

The Emperor's Children – Clavius Reim
Author: Alice Corundyr
Clavius Reim

(716-744)
The first son of Olivia Lapis Reim showed an interest in foreign cultures and poetry from childhood; he pondered the questions of existence, reflected on his purpose, and contemplated the meaning of life. Two years after Olivia Lapis Reim’s coronation, Clavius reached adulthood and, with his father’s permission, set out to travel—he observed how ordinary people lived in his country and beyond.
In 736, Clavius adopted the Enclavian faith, and in 738, he married a simple girl from Asteya. Due to the recent war with the Enclavian Alliance and the bride’s low social status, both events damaged the prince’s reputation among both the upper classes and the common people. Nevertheless, as a devout follower of the Enclavian faith, Clavius did not care about the opinions of others and lived according to his conscience.
Clavius Reim fell in battle in 744 at the hands of an unknown samurai during the war with Nihon. After Nihon's surrender, many advisors suggested that the emperor use this incident to put additional pressure on the country during political negotiations, but Olivia refused. The prince was one of the commanders in this war and took an active part in military operations. He died as befits a warrior, and therefore his father did not want to use his son’s death for political gain.
+30% damage against characters of Nihonese origin, +6 Willpower.

Aw, man, I wanted to vote for him in the poll. :/

That damned prince didn't even live to see his father's death.

After a good night's sleep following a hard day's work, Alaria headed to the administration building first thing. Firstly, she intended to ask the secretary a few more questions. Secondly, while working, she overheard that completing local surveys could earn some easy money. Not a huge amount, but even a small sum would be helpful to her right now.
Going to complete the surveys.

Go ahead...

Poll 1: Who would you like to see as the heir to the throne, and why?
Poll 2: What can you say about the empire, both good and bad? (question for foreigners)

Jerome bought blood, sorbet, and tincture.
— Anything else?

-- No, thank you.
After that, Jerome went to "Brightwin Products," bought some bread (2 loaves), found a place to sleep (most likely outdoors), and in the morning, together with Thomas, went hunting for harpies.

The first survey initially caused Alaria some problems. The issue was that she knew practically nothing about the empire’s heirs. However, she managed to recall the names of the heirs and even some arguments that their supporters used in their favor. Therefore, she simply indicated the heir in the survey whose name she had heard mentioned most often in a positive context.
The second survey, however, was easier. Among the positive aspects of the empire, she mentioned both the entertainment industry and the average standard of living, and even the mentality of the people, to some extent. In particular, the fact that they interfered in other people’s affairs less often than the Thanarians and were not so prone to judgment. Among the negative aspects, she was about to write a lot, but ultimately left this point blank, writing “nothing” in the end. It is unlikely that the survey creators would be interested in hearing her grumbling about the sinfulness of many imperial citizens or the lack of temples.

Tsukiko is trying to get a job. If she can't, she asks for a trial period (or a lower salary, at worst).