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Livia missed the races because she believed in her friend and spent her time gathering information in Morpheus. To her surprise, some Nihon warrior won, while Tsukiko came in second. The girl planned to congratulate her friend on the good result, but her attention shifted to the champion, or rather, to his behavior towards his compatriot. Livia saw Tsukiko talking to the scoundrel, but her friend only exchanged a few words with him and simply left. The girl forgot about her friend and decided to approach the man herself because she couldn't remain silent in the face of such injustice.
“Excuse me for interfering in something that isn’t my business, but with your behavior, you are disgracing your own nation! I know several worthy Nihon women who fully embody the ideals that are commonly described in literature. You, on the other hand, are simply awful. As a champion, you should look proud, but you are shaming yourself and your entire people! First, you seat your compatriot on a horse, and then you rudely push her off and spit in her direction! So, tell me, is this the behavior of a noble Nihon warrior?”
-- In that case, I would call at least one person from Morpheus as backup. Maybe even two... You know, experience teaches you to always be prepared. Not so long ago, in Reimu's sewers, I fought monsters, but I underestimated the horror that lived there, which even Reisen Udongein Inaba could be proud of. We won, and everyone survived, but... with injuries and... loss of property.
-- In short, I want to invite at least my friend Livia. She's a mage.
Well, she's telling us what she knows.
Question number 2, also for Nebko – will your ressurrector help us?
Well, I probably won't risk it. But I'll help with potions. I'm not very useful in a fight anyway. And it would be awkward to wipe the party, leaving only the aristocrats and the criminal scum alive.
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
No, he is a strong enough warrior. One of the strongest in the group. Of course, Tsukiko (or another samurai) completely overshadows him, no contest, but these are just minor details. In the sewers, we sent him to guard the lever only because my character could heal. As a combat unit, Halmeldir is much more dangerous than Alaria.
By the way, Revan, a couple of questions about the "Challenge" task:
1) Is this ability considered a "Mind Influence" ability, with all the consequences, such as special artifacts that protect against it? After all, this is not a supernatural manipulation of thoughts, but simply the ability to shout an insult loudly.
2) Does it force the target to attack my character, and if so, how long does this effect last?
3) Can a person under the influence attack in any way, or can they not use abilities? What about stealth?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Which quests are currently relevant in Morpheus?
-Excuse me for interfering in something that is not my business, but with your behavior, you are disgracing your own nation! I know several worthy Japanese women who fully support the ideas that are usually described in literature. You are simply awful; as a champion who should look proud, you are shaming yourself and your entire people! First, you seat your compatriot on a horse, and then you rudely throw her to the ground and spit in her direction! So, tell me, is this the behavior worthy of a noble Japanese person?
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1) Is this ability considered a "Mind Influence" ability, with all the consequences that entails, such as special artifacts that protect against it? After all, this is not a supernatural manipulation of thoughts, but simply the ability to shout an insult loudly.
2) Does it force the target to attack my character, and if so, how long does this effect last?
3) Can a person under the influence attack in any way, or can they not use abilities? What about stealth?

