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I'm doing fine, thank you very much. Menti, share the loot with your comrades. I could personally use some food! And money, of course.

/I knew Castor was on our side, thanks, buddy. It's a shame we won't see you... But if we do, it would be great./

Mmm... Well, okay, let's go... It's not like it's something interesting or role-playing for me.

Tsukiko gratefully accepted the book about Rana Reim from Livia.
-- Thank you... I let you down back then, but you still trust me...
At the same time, she returned the pant pill to the elf.
And she gave the book about Clavius Reim to Ayano. She thought that the Yanagi priestess would find it interesting, although Tsukiko herself hadn't read the book in detail and wasn't sure.
During their temporary imprisonment, she reads the book about Rana Reim.

Menti, share the loot with your comrades. Food would also be useful for me! As well as money.

/ No, all this should be given to the administration, in theory. But if it's not needed, we'll divide it equally among everyone./

If Locken agrees, I'm all for it. I'm in favor of a fair division of the loot. Although, let's go on the next expedition together as a whole party, and not like this time.

In addition, all of their equipment was temporarily confiscated.

Did they take away the bell, the stick, and a stack of papers?

Of course. Perhaps it was Reimu Hakurei’s bell.

If we had all gone together, there would have been more player corpses. And it's possible that Tsukiko would have been one of the first to die. And even if we hadn't treated each other like cannon fodder, half of us would have died on the Palace Knight.

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Reisen Reima's school uniform.

I knew Castor was on our side, thanks, buddy.

It's good that they didn't put him in charge, as suggested by Neyra and Alex, don't you think?

/I confirm. Both Plesa and Revan./

And even if they didn't treat each other like cannon fodder, half of them would have died on the Palace Knight.

And the other half would have died from Tsukiko and Celiad's AoE attacks XD

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It's a good thing they didn't put him in a chair as suggested by Neyra and Alex, isn't it...

Now is the time to ask - was it possible to "safely" pass the traps in that room? What would the king and the dragon have done (if the answer was given before, I forgot)? What would passing the third and fourth traps give, nothing? What was the fight with the Emperor like?

/I think it was possible to complete the game without any deaths. But not without injuries. The King would have had hands chopped off, the dragon would have bitten off a hand, or he would have had to have teeth inserted into him. Now let's see what Revan will write./

Finally, the adventure in the palace came to an end, and now Livia realized that they were all right and that everything would be fine now. It was time to rest and enjoy life. But she just couldn't bring herself to feel happy. When the elf agreed to participate in this mission, she imagined an exciting exploration of the palace, where everyone worked as a team, helped and supported each other, and together defeated monsters and confidently moved towards victory. But that wasn't the experience she had. Instead, there were constant sacrifices, the loss of comrades to traps, backstabbing from her own, albeit hypnotized, companions, and a terrible sight. On the other hand, Livia faced real life for the first time. The girl will never see the world in such a naive light again. Thanks to the twisted mind of Reisen Reim, who created such a place in the palace, she now knows about treachery, cunning, and human vices. The young elf is also grateful for her experience because she was able to meet such wonderful people. It was painful for her to realize that most of these outstanding people had fallen victim to the palace's traps and monsters, but the fact that she, Aiyano, Tsukiko, and Castor had survived somewhat eased the girl's suffering. She was sad that she would now have to part with such good companions who had become her friends.

If Locken agrees, I'm all for it. I'm for a fair division of property.

I'm for an equal distribution of money, consumables, and equipment (converted into money, with the exception of individual items if you want to keep them), if it doesn't need to be turned in. But let Ment calculate it: o

If we all went together, there would be more player corpses. And it's possible that Tsukiko would be one of the first to die. And even if we didn't treat each other like cannon fodder, half of us would die on the Palace Knight.

We could have gone with you instead of the palace and lost all our polymers because of the Lotus Knights. :)

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I'm for an equal distribution of money, consumables, and equipment (converted into money, with the exception of individual items if you want to keep them), if it doesn't need to be turned in. But let Ment calculate.

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Let Ment keep counting.

/ Heh. Yes, Locke, I agree. I have 331 mummies, the rest is from other people's possessions; if we get it back, we'll divide it (convert it into gold and divide it). /

Now is the perfect time to ask – was it possible to “safely” navigate the traps in that room? What would the king and the dragon do (if the answer was given before, I forgot)? What would happen if you passed the third and fourth traps, would it be pointless? What was the fight with the Emperor like?

It wasn't completely safe, but it was possible to pass without any deaths. The king would randomly reduce half of the skills. The dragon was activated as follows: you had to put your hand inside its mouth, feel for a handle, and turn it. After that, sharp needles from the holes where Tristan's teeth were being inserted would pierce your hand. This would reset the most developed stat of the character. Additional traps after passing the first two were pointless and would be a waste of resources. The fight with Reisen was like PTSD from Faragar.