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Using the green key, the group enters the room behind the large door and finds:

65 gold coins

Rusty key

Encis Maximus (two-handed sword)
Indestructible
Strength: 25
Damage: 215

Vase decorated with rainbow-colored stones

Succubus Extract (3)
Revives a character who died from a lack of health.
Medic: restores 75% health.

Healing Ointment (2)
5/5
Medic: uses twice as few resources.
Heals a character from injuries (outside of battle).

Naga Fin Tincture (2)
Restores up to 1000 health (outside of battle).
Medic: restores 2 health for the price of 1.

Upon entering the treasure chamber, the explorers begin to fight each other for the loot they found. Awakened by the noise, the demon of greed turns towards them, trying to understand what is going on.

Well, darn it, I thought we'd find something for the altar. At least we have healing potions.

Tsukiko now has a reserve for one more Berserker.

If it deals a critical hit, then no.

65 gold coins

And what is that worth at the current exchange rate?

32500 Rumian

It seems a bit underwhelming for a palace. The Emperor spent the entire state budget on statues.

You'll probably have to give up that money anyway. And the sword, by the way.

Money isn't really important to me anyway. I'm more interested in whether I can use the sword during the mission. I've kind of forgotten what the contract said.

Sure, we can give it up, no problem. And we can still use the sword against enemies for now.

You can, according to the contract. Just make sure to submit it afterward. And I think Castor will complain.

It seems a bit underwhelming for a palace. The Emperor spent the entire state budget on statues.

Inflation.

Seliad carefully examined the contents of the treasure chest. -A rusty key, probably for the doors in the west wing. There might be something there that we need to proceed and escape from here. The extracts, ointment, and tincture will help us survive. The sword... we'll return it after completing the mission, but it might be useful now. The money... I suggest we take it with us and return it along with the weapon if we succeed. There's no point in leaving it here. Although we probably won't need it.

When Seliad takes up his sword, his eyes begin to glow red, and unpleasant thoughts fill his mind. Before his companions can do anything, the seismic wave sent by the Dark Knight knocks them off their feet.