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Where do we end up when we save the world?
Go to the supermarket with a friend and ask them there.
In Mafia, Revan finished off those he couldn't kill in the expansion.
Go to the supermarket with a friend and ask that question there.
After all the terrible adventures in the palace, rescuing the nihonka and receiving the reward, Livia was glad that they had finally returned to Calvad and the trials were over.
The events that took place had severely undermined the girl's morale. Previously, she had wanted adventures like those in her favorite books, where the hero takes on a task, finds friends, finds true love and lives happily ever after, or perhaps even continues an exciting journey with new events. What did the young elf get instead of all that? Horror, countless monsters, the sight of agonizing torture, the death of comrades, betrayal, the murder of crazed partners. Not to mention that she survived death at the hand of her own ally! Now, Livia wrote in her diary not about animals; instead, she recorded information about monsters and the curses they were capable of invoking. However, despite all this, the girl did get something good. They all survived, and she was finally able to find friends. Or rather, that's what Livia thought. She hadn't counted on a friendly relationship with Castor, and Ayano, who the elf liked very much, preferred to move on without her companions. The only person with whom Livia maintained a connection turned out to be her own killer — Tsukiko. Despite what she had done under the influence of dark charms, Livia felt positively toward the nihonka. They saw each other constantly at the "Stingray" bar, which was somewhat strange for a young elf who couldn't tolerate alcohol; now, however, she constantly wanted to have a glass or two to make it easier to fall asleep. Still, Livia wasn't entirely sure if friendship united them or merely the shared emotions that would soon be forgotten. The elf noticed that her friend had radically changed her views after the trials and the rescue of the priestess Kirishima. She also knew that the nihonka was hiding something from her, but she preferred not to pry into things that weren't her business; the girl would share it herself if she wished. In turn, Livia was in no hurry to share all her problems with her acquaintance. Yes, they had both decided to share the past that led them to Calvad, but they never discussed their internal struggles. Subconsciously, Livia feared that one day Tsukiko would disappear unnoticed just as Ayano had. And then it would turn out that from her journey to the palace, the girl had gained nothing but some lousy money. Although she still had the money she received, which she didn't know how to spend.
Meanwhile, in her free time, Livia practiced air magic. She took this up after keeping Trii's textbook as a memento. The girl felt that she had become better at understanding the intricacies of this element, but for now, she did not risk studying or practicing specific spells. It would be bad to cause unnecessary destruction.
Furthermore, Livia knew that her family was looking for her. Despite the fact that she had never mentioned her last name anywhere and had avoided any connection with her kin so as not to be found, the pursuers had somehow managed to pick up her trail. The girl knew that her father's mercenaries, and therefore likely he himself, were aware of her adventures in the palace. She even knew some of the pursuers, as they had visited them as guests more than once and had even allowed themselves to ogle her. Fortunately, the elf had always been attentive and observant, so she managed to hide from view before being discovered. However, this did not change the fact that they were hot on her heels and could discover her and demand her return at any time. The girl also worried that if this actually happened, she might risk destroying her pursuers with magic and become a criminal.
While browsing the shops, the girl often went to look at the magnificent "Dominion of Magic" scepter. This weapon reminded her that her best friend's staff and her late partner's wand were not enough. With such a scepter in her hands, the girl would feel much more confident, and it would be easier for her to hide using magic. But she knew she lacked the money for such a purchase. And she couldn't find a part-time job because she was afraid of being discovered. The girl knew she needed to do something before she was cornered.
Thus time flowed, Livia developed and pondered what she would have to do next to avoid being discovered. During one of the meetings with Tsukiko, they discussed what to do next. Livia didn't know where to go and made various suggestions, while Tsukiko was firmly convinced that she would go to Rhealm. The elf had to force herself to share the information that she was being pursued and that she didn't want to be left alone, so she was ready to go with the nihonka if she accepted the offer. The elf also shared her thoughts that "Dominion of Magic" would be useful to her. To her surprise, Tsukiko lent her the money for the purchase without hesitation. The warrior had likely been touched by her story, since she offered her help so readily. Moreover, if she hadn't wished to maintain the friendship, she would under no circumstances have lent such a significant sum. Now Livia was sure she was ready to go with Tsukiko. Perhaps after all, in her adventures, she had found true friendship?
Buying:
"Dominion of Magic" Scepter
Timeskip:
Air Magic Tome (I think I already wrote about this, but reminding you anyway)
Going with Tsukiko. We are best friends now and will be slaying bandits together at night x)
A little.
I slightly "enhanced" the aristocrats of both factions and added two useless skills.
So, what do you think, guys? December 1st.
Understood. So, the book about enhancers provides a skill for customization... Maybe Livia should take a look, although I'm not saying I'm impressed.
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So, what's up, guys? December 1st.
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
With money, you can spend 24 hours a day in a bar and, with a bit of luck, become the Tartarus of this world. Not to mention the swimming pools, hotels, and books.

