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Basically, that's all I can come up with – sorry, it's really complicated. Place the stones around the statues not according to the numbers, but in the order of the cardinal directions (because otherwise, I don't know why these directions are needed), in two circles. Option 1, judging by the order of the visions from the clock to the void. You can also do it in reverse order, but then you have to place them from the center, through the inner circle, and then through the outer circle, which is a real headache. Or maybe it means that the visions should be perceived in order, but they somehow start with the ninth? What the arrows between the visions mean remains unclear. Either way, if you arrange them in the order of the visions, the puzzles lose their meaning. If you arrange them according to the puzzles, the visions and their order become meaningless. 1 Time 3 Power 4 Horror 2 Curse 5 Death 7 Lust 8 Despair 6 Rules 9 Nothing Option 2, looking at the "solution" to the puzzles. 1 Lust 3 Death 4 Curse 2 Power 5 Horror 7 Despair 8 Rules 6 Lust 9 Nothing Of course, I don't know how to determine for each pair (1-5, 3-7, etc.) which of the two stones corresponds to which number. Perhaps it's based on the order in which they appear? Besides, I'm probably confused somewhere with these numbers and have come up with complete nonsense. Honestly, I don't know what to do here; it's very difficult without save-loading.

All those present except Castor lose 3 points of intelligence.

I didn't read the solution, and Tria covered her ears and didn't listen. Can I not penalize her?

Nebok, you can sell Sonata's book to Cedric for a high price.

I thought I had lost it in a card game. Then I'll sell it and buy what I wrote. If it's to Cedric, it should be enough.

I buy boots, 2 packs of water, and provisions with the remaining money.

Jerl shrugged.

- Still not my friend! But this non-friend can be used for my own purposes. Let's go to the tavern.
*We go to the tavern, and casually tell the bartender that I heard that four Cyclops ships attacked some ship, were damaged, and the Cyclops himself was almost killed by cannonballs.*

Who knows, maybe I can get pirates to attack him.

I clearly thought I had lost it in a card game. Then I sell it and buy what I wrote. If it's with Cedric, it should be enough.

You lost "The Path to a Better Self" in a card game, which was written by Sonata Reim. Her biography is with you.

*I go to the tavern and casually tell the bartender that I heard four Cyclops ships attacked some ship, were damaged, and the Cyclops himself was almost killed by cannonballs.*

— Wow, what's going on, — the bartender was surprised, — and who did you hear that from?

Nebok, the captain, is spreading this rumor. We don't need that. He just warned me to be careful. Cancel the action, okay? Otherwise, we might be in trouble.

Undo the action, basically.

That's not allowed.

Okay. If the pirates don't encounter the Cyclops and want to get even with you, we'll hand you over.

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You can't do that.

Well, I hadn't seen what you wrote yet. I thought he would have time to edit the post.

blame it on the guy you lent the book to)0
or just say it's from some unknown authors.

Nebok, the captain, is already spreading this rumor. There's no need for that. He warned me to be careful. Cancel the action, okay? Otherwise, we might be in trouble.

What kind of trouble? I won't say I'm from that ship, or which ship, or that I was talking to sailors in the port, etc. But if you INSIST and Revan agrees, I'll cancel it.

You might not say anything, but they'll point to you as the source. I have no idea why you're doing this when we've already discussed such a plan with the captain.

Okay, fine... I tried to make it challenging but still solvable, but it seems I made it too difficult.

You might not say it out loud, but you'll be pointed at as the source. I have no idea why you'd even do that, especially since we already discussed this plan with the captain.

I missed that post, sorry. I thought no one was going to use it.

— What the heck is going on? — the bartender was surprised, — and who did you hear that from?

- The information is unreliable, as they say, I'm just passing it on. A prostitute told me. She had a sailor boyfriend, straight from the ship that fled from the admiral. The sailor bragged that he almost killed a Cyclops with a cannon. Heh, what a wimp, he was probably shaking in the hold when all this was happening.

— Heh, so that’s how it is. I’ll keep that in mind. What will you order?

And what will they accuse me of? One of thousands of guys who hang out in taverns got drunk, told some nonsense, people believed him, remembered his face, and then they even found him? If it's going to be like that, it's complete nonsense. It wouldn't even be worth staying in the city and working at the factory, let alone joining anything.

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— Heh, I see. I'll keep that in mind. What will you order?

- Romu!

The bartender placed a glass filled to the brim in front of Kurat. — Five silvers.