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-- Yeah. Don't get too comfortable, the people here aren't exactly trustworthy. And I wouldn't risk trying the local booze, -- Jack said quietly and went to order some cheap food for the group. The others sat down at the table.
Jack was offered potatoes for four for 6 rummies and some drink for 4 rummies.
Jack agreed to play cards, but preferred not to experiment with alcohol. After drinking the moonshine that One-Eye had saved, they decided to pass the time playing cards and then return to Arcana Nox's estate.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
When the group of Araid warriors reappeared at the doors of the strange mansion, an unfamiliar man emerged from the dark corridor, his face hidden by an unusual helmet. He stared at them silently.
– Um, hello? – Upon seeing the stranger, Jack felt like joking about the horns on his helmet and his wife’s fidelity, but he refrained from doing so. – We’re here to see Lady Knox.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
I'd like to point out regarding the hotels – the prices are listed per day, not for 10 days.
Yes, I understand. But if the main quest will be automatically triggered after 10 days, and the tournament starts, for example, tomorrow, it makes sense for me to take a risk and spend a night in a luxurious hotel, hoping that I will receive a reward later and be able to spend it. That's what my questions were about.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Horned led the bandits inside the building, and as they could see, the corridors and staircases led them downwards; it was getting cold.
At the end of their journey, they found themselves in the middle of a rather large laboratory filled with objects and devices unknown to them. There, near one of the instruments, sat the mistress of the estate.
"Morphean?" she asked, looking at those who had arrived; the man in armor continued to remain silent.
This is what my questions were about.
Nothing forced! I am against violence towards players by the GM.
Alright. Bedivere goes to "Morpheus" and clarifies the details of the mission. Upon learning that it is a secret mission, he asks for confirmation on one thing – that this mission does not harm Camellia and her interests. If confirmed, he accepts the mission.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Maybe we misunderstood the meaning of the phrase "Cleaning the sewers"? Perhaps they actually want us to take mops, rags, buckets of water, and cleaning supplies and literally clean the sewers? I also wanted to say that I'm accepting a piece of cake from Tsukiko and that my grandmother was happy that, despite Alaria's failure, Halmeldir returned from the expedition alive. But I didn't have time for that at work on my phone.
Livinia decided to examine the slime they encountered in the sewers. The girl had never been in such places, but she was smart enough to understand that there shouldn't be any slime here. Perhaps it was left by some monster. Or maybe this slime is the monster itself.
I initially wanted to write that Lyvia carefully examined it (not carefully enough to stick it into every hole), but then I realized that even touching this thing with a finger could cause a loss of stats. This is the Revan world, so I'd rather not take that risk.
Ple-Sen
Siverfale
"Morphean?" she asked, looking at those who had arrived; the man in armor continued to remain silent.
