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— Ha-ha. My name is Sairos Rind, and I am the captain of this ship. I would be happy to show you to your cabins and give you a small tour, but before that, I recommend you exchange your money. The people of the south love gold and silver, and therefore paper rumii are not highly valued by them.
— Greetings, Captain. Kurat Kariant. Commander of the naval fleet of the Reimeian Empire. Retired. I wouldn't say I'm happy to see the sea and your ship, but I can't help but note its beauty and the skill of the people who built it. That's what it means to be in the right place. With your permission, I would like to inspect this vessel.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
Then, first, I buy a long sword made of Larian steel. After that, I pay for an examination at the clinic. What happens next depends on the cost of the prescribed medications.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
— Alright, listen up! — As the group stood before the tall doors of the palace, the official spoke in a commanding tone. — I don't know what this elf did to get permission for this mission, but you need to understand that this is wrong. This palace is hundreds of years old! And after all this time, the first ones to set foot in the sacred halls of the empire are a bunch of unknown and incompetent mercenaries from nowhere... It's outrageous, to say the least. So, the first and most important thing: don't break anything!!! Understood? I'll repeat: DO NOT TOUCH THE PRECIOUS MONUMENTS OF THE EMPIRE'S HISTORY WITH YOUR DIRTY HANDS. What lies behind these doors is worth dozens, no, hundreds of times more than your lives! Do you understand? Did you get it?
Tria didn't react at all to the ranting of this polished official. She was more concerned about what awaited the mercenaries inside than about the old and useless junk of a long-dead emperor.
- Hey, - Myco called out to the official. - This place is capable of absorbing a person's spirit completely. What's its history?
- Sounds promising, - Tria said, forcing a nervous smile.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
— Hmm! — The government official snorted haughtily and looked at the newcomers with distrust. — My name is Castor L. Celene, and I will be overseeing your assignment... Follow me. After forty minutes of walking, the mercenaries finally reached the old palace, once belonging to Reisen Reim. This part of the city was deserted, and it was clear that no one wanted to live near the palace, which many called cursed. — Alright! — When the group reached the tall doors of the palace, the official spoke in a commanding tone. — Listen carefully... I don't know what this elf did to get permission for this mission, but you must understand that this is wrong. This palace is hundreds of years old! And for the first people to set foot in the sacred halls of the empire to be a group of unknown and incompetent mercenaries from nowhere... it's outrageous, to say the least. Therefore, the first and most important thing: don't break anything!!! Understood? I'll repeat: DO NOT TOUCH THE PRECIOUS MONUMENTS OF THE EMPIRE'S HISTORY WITH YOUR DIRTY HANDS. What lies behind these doors is worth dozens, no, hundreds of times more than your lives! Do you understand? Did you understand me?
Tsukiko was infinitely glad that she finally got an assignment. Although in the past few hours, she hadn't had much time to relax or get to know anyone (unless someone else started a conversation with her). She looked at the scenery or read a book about Yubin... Now she was a little confused. No matter how valuable the historical monuments are, they are unlikely to be worth anyone's life. Of course, if these are only historical monuments, and not spiritual ones. But she didn't argue with Castor and simply nodded. She understood his point of view.
Yes, there will be. While you were traveling here, I managed to get some changes made to your assignment.
"Oh. I hope they know what they're doing..." Tsukiko looked at the official questioningly.
- Hey, - Miko addressed the official. - This place is capable of completely absorbing the human spirit. What is its history?
— Here lived Reisen Reim, son of Eirin Reim, the second emperor of the Reimi Empire, an excellent politician and a powerful Wizard. While in this palace, he managed an incredibly large number of people, wanting to make the empire as good and magnificent as possible. This palace was... — The official's monologue describing the history of the empire from an extremely positive point of view stretched on for many minutes. — Until they finally decided to close it and leave it alone for many centuries until... You arrived.
"Oh. I hope they know what they're doing..." Tsukiko looked at the official questioningly.
— Hmm. I decided that sending a group of dubious individuals like you to the palace was too risky, so I insisted on going inside with you. As you can guess, my prudent decision was approved. In other words, the main difference from what you might have heard from the elf is that, in addition to your main mission, you will also need to ensure my safety while you, no, we explore the palace.
/ So, there wasn't a timeskip? Oh well, I surrounded myself with books. /
Ah yes. You can write what everyone was doing while traveling. I'll add bonuses, but definitely before entering the palace.
At the hospital, Tristan was advised to drink "Night Chill" tea three times a day to calm down. The cost of rehabilitation for chronic fatigue and arcan health will be 350 Rumies per day. The treatment will take from four to eight weeks.
At the hospital, Tristan was advised to drink "night coolness" tea three times a day to calm down. The cost of rehabilitation for chronic fatigue and Araidian health will be 350 Rumies per day. The treatment will take from four to eight weeks.
/Approximately how many days should the tea be consumed, and is it possible to recover from fatigue in a shorter period?/
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
- Greetings, Captain. Kurat Kariant. Former commander of the naval fleet of the Rheimian Empire. I wouldn't say I'm happy to see the sea and your ship, but I can't help but admire its beauty and the skill of the people who built it. That's what it means to be in the right place. With your permission, I would like to inspect this vessel.
— Good idea, I was just about to give a short tour to the new passengers. Follow me. On the first level, there is an indoor pool (blue squares). Slightly below is a staircase leading down. Even lower is a staircase leading up. Next is the kitchen/dining room/meeting place. There is also a freezer/refrigerator (yellow squares) from the "Rheinfjord" company, where food is stored. According to the captain, it can stay there for a very long time and not spoil. On the second level are the captain's and passengers' cabins. CC - Captain's Cabin. Cabin No. 1 — Empty Cabin No. 2 — Empty Cabin No. 3 — Empty Cabin No. 4 — Empty Cabin No. 5 — Empty Cabin No. 6 — Empty Cabin No. 7 — Empty — Empty Cabin No. 8 — Empty — Empty Cabin No. 9 — Empty You can take any place you like. Next to the staircase leading down is a staircase leading up to the third level. There is nothing here except the Marquis's and Celia's cabin. On the first lower level are the cannons, storage room, and crew quarters. The lowest level is the engine room.
Небо
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