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It seems to me that it's more like the eighth installment, if we're talking about associations. But here, it seems, a different approach is used.

Here!))) (where?)

1 - Definitely horror. Because there are many eyes, and fear has big eyes, and so on.
2 - Definitely a curse. Because a werewolf is a curse, and so on.
3 - Despair is most likely, it doesn't really fit anything else.
4 - Probably death, but I'm not entirely sure.
5 - I think it's lust here. Possibly nothing, but unlikely.
6 - Time, I don't know, it imitates the hands of a clock if you look at it from the side)).
7 - Maybe it's death here. And power on 4.
8 - Nothing. I don't know, by elimination.
9 - This is not lust, because lust is attraction, desire, and the statue is already like the result of lust, a different process. I'm going to say it's rules. Because I read it in Wikipedia.

a requirement for fulfilling certain conditions (a norm of behavior) by all participants in any action

Castor's hints only confused me more.

Hmm. For now, I can only assume that the stones and holes in the sculptures are related to what is written on the obelisk. Let's start with the fact that the names of the regions of the empire engraved on it have nothing to do with the text below them. What could this mean? It is quite possible that this refers to the cardinal directions, although I may be wrong.

I thought the inscriptions on the obelisk were related to the chair and the other paraphernalia... okay, the cardinal directions. And what does that give us?

The very theme of the inscriptions on the stones is very closely related to the visions we saw when entering the palace. That's it. At the moment, I have nothing more to add to this puzzle.

Let's say it's related. Black picture - nothing, eye - horror, skeleton - death, knight with women - power, clock - time. And what next? Besides, there are other stones.

I remember Chet Nebkovsky's expansion.

Factions:
Brightwin - south
Larian - west
Darkiria - north
Laitia - east

Visions:

Nothing
Death
Horror
Power
Time

......
Lust
Despair
Rules
Curse

You're missing the most important thing. Revan's images are arranged in a specific order. There are strange gaps between them. And while I'm not sure what "///" means, "<<<" and ">>>" definitely mean west and east. And it's not just that; right below the images, there's a list of numbers, from nine to one. Something tells me that this isn't a countdown. Now, let's correlate the list of numbers with the order of the images and symbols. This is how we determine which stone should be placed in which statue.

I noticed that too, but how can you tell the difference between the north and the south?

Yes, but there's a nuance here: the numbers related to north-south (8 and 6) are located on the north and south sides, respectively. So, it's not difficult to figure out where to place the southern stone and where to place the northern one.

I think that for each vision, except for nothing, there are two stones. Death = curse = vision 1 Rules = horror = vision 2 Power = lust = vision 3 Time = despair = vision 4 Does that work?

My interpretation, although I have serious doubts about its correctness:
9 - Nothing (obviously, for some reason)
8 - Rules (it could also be power, but rules also work)
7 - Curse (by method of elimination)
6 - Nightmare (nightmares are literally mentioned)
5 - Despair (I think no comments are needed)
4 - Power (it's a bit of a stretch, but it's even harder to connect something else here, as it seems to me)
3 - Lust (power could be shown in another way, but lust can't be found anywhere else except in this picture)
2 - Death (because of the undead, hehe)
1 - Time (hehe)

- A good warrior, but apparently a bad person, - Halmeldir thought about the duel winner.
waiting

Neyra is a cheater.

So said Nebos, with a staff providing +50 mana per round, damage spells, and a healing spell.
By the way, I'm practically an inquisitor here. Sending the undead back to where they came from using fire!

And now it's clear that everyone who dies in this room turns into a zombie.

Come on, that was expected even after the holy man flicked his fingers before Loken disintegrated purified him.

— Out of the way, scum! — he spoke grandly, pushing one of the sailors aside with his foot. — Step aside for the magnificent Larian Hesper!

I didn't read further, but I hope you beat the crap out of this ego-driven guy.

Okay. If you're going to cast lots - I won't participate. How about that? You'll all gang up on me and shove me into the palms? Is that even RP for you? Go ahead, keep casting them.

And then Ment will get aggroed, and Livia will stand in defense. We'll kill each other in the first room, write new quents, and go on another suicide mission.:smile20:

— Why continue using these devilish contraptions? There are only ten sculptures with holes, and ten stones as well.

Have I forgotten how to count? There were 9 of them.
By the way, the Official really needs to be kept alive until the end among the NPCs. Even if he's a creep, I was somewhat wrong; he's more interesting than those two women.


As for the stone placement, no idea. I'm not savvy in such matters.

I didn't read any further, but I hope you gave that arrogant guy a good talking-to.

No, we called the Marquis, and he sorted everything out.

I already saw it, it's a good option. Maybe you will have your own Castor, only even more annoying.

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And every day, Castor reminds me more and more of an ХВ player.

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In principle, I agree with Plesen's arrangement. But yes, regarding the Revanian arrows, I can't understand where north is and where south is in the pictures.

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Neyre is bored, which means... IT'S TIME FOR DRUG-INDUCED RAMBLINGS!!

Livian took a confident step. The cruel torture, death, and then Tristan's transformation into a zombie finally broke her. Perhaps the only thing that maintained some semblance of self-confidence in Livian was the fact that she had managed to destroy the ghost with her own hands. As long as they are alive, they must fight! This is what the elf believed.

- I have some, perhaps incorrect, thoughts about these strange puzzles related to our strange visions:

- In my opinion, the statues are arranged exactly like this:
1,2 - south
3,4 - north
5,7 - west
6,8 - east
9 - center, nothing (it's probably obvious here)
- Correct me if I'm wrong.

- Now let's talk about our strange visions that we all experienced at the same time:
Vision 1 - nothing, the emptiness that overwhelmed us
Vision 2 - death, horror (presumably north),
Vision 3 - despair, curse (presumably south)
Vision 4 - power, lust (presumably east)
Vision 5 - time, rules (presumably west)

- Regarding the arrangement according to the images of the sculptures, I am not very sure that their appearance means anything for our names. But still, I would gladly listen to the opinions of wiser people on this matter. I don't want to bother you unnecessarily, Mr. Castor, but it seems to me that you know more information about this palace and its owner. And since we all want to survive, your help would be invaluable. Besides, it will help avoid additional unnecessary damage to the exhibits of the palace, as well as our lives, which you may not consider valuable.
The girl had to put a lot of effort into saying all this. She also wanted to hear the opinion of the other comrades, but now she was embarrassed to continue her speech and politely waited for the official to respond.

Regarding horror and curse, they can still be swapped: the curse might turn out to be that skeleton, and horror could be the eye with hands.
It's just hard to say what these statues symbolize in Revan's mind. Therefore, assigning each one a personal name is... hmm, I don't know. Especially women in various poses. By that logic, they are all lust.

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/Revan, add this post to your signature; constantly having to remember and look for these pictures is annoying.

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Well, if I'm not too lazy later, I will try to give names to these statues. But I think it's a waste of time, there are too many options, especially with female statues.

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In general, forget it, I'm still bored, maybe the arrangement could look like this:

- Maybe we should try placing the stones in this order?

1 - curse (of course, you want to call this thing horror. But maybe it's a cursed and disfigured thing)
2 - despair (although it might also be a curse, like they cursed him and he became a werewolf)
3 - horror
4 - death
5 - rule
6 - lust
7 - time
8 - power
9 - nothing

There are a couple of points:
1) I may have confused north and south; then tentacles = horror; werewolf = death; worm = curse; demon = despair. And I might have just mixed up the sequences.
2) everything is random with succubi; they are too lewd

After a relatively short conversation between Hespar and Delirium, the two reappeared on the deck of the ship, where the Marquis, without much enthusiasm, informed those present that from today onwards, Larian Hespar would become a member of his expedition.
— Rejoice, you mongrels, for you are fortunate to walk the same path as the radiant Larian Hespar! — The one who said this was clearly the Duke's son, not the Marquis.

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Castor L. Celen had not yet given a specific answer; he needed time to think about this riddle.

Guys, I need to figure out who I should share the powder of pant pills with. Obviously, I should give two pills to Ment, because he has no way to heal himself in battle. The other two pills should go to Loken, since Aiyano is also an important part of the squad. I will, of course, keep two pills for myself, because I bought them for myself, and I really want my lady to survive. That leaves Seliad, who has one healing potion, and Tria with healing. So, decide: either I give Seliad and Tria one pill each, or I give both pills to Tria/Seliad (or to no one!). I won't give anything to the non-casters, not even to the cute Castor. And if anyone dies without using the medicine, I'll take it back.