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You can and should, otherwise I'll have nothing to do while you're having your tournament.

You can and should, otherwise I'll have nothing to do while you're having your tournament.

Get busy creating backup characters.

=(

/ And I am so disappointed. I won't listen to you anymore. /

don't create excessively powerful characters, so we can all participate in the same tournaments.

Well, I could have signed up anyway... But never mind, maybe everything will work out on its own. For now, my Tsukiko is quite lucky, despite everything; I'm surprised she's still alive.

Let's create some Araidons so we can die at the same time.

/Yeah, right from the very first mission, regardless of the task./

/ 800 Rummies on Sylos. /

Who is it for?

For your dagger. But promise me you won't hold back on your opponent and will use invisibility more often...

Tsukiko is so cruel.

An important lesson I learned is not to get close to Tsukiko. This girl only brings harm to the people she gets close to.

The problem isn't even with Tsukiko herself; it's just the warrior's path. In fact, a warrior is hardly the most reliable or useful high-maintenance friend you could have. If a person hasn't found a place in life other than hacking and slashing and following orders, that's a pretty mediocre outcome for a sentient being. What are the benefits of friendship and communication with a warrior? Hmm... And what are the drawbacks? Well, they'll drag you into their fights, where you'll either get maimed and killed along with them, or they'll look down on you when you don't want to stand up for their rude remarks or honor, and so on. The path of the sword is simple: rejoice when your blade finds its target; get frustrated when it doesn't; die when another blade finds you. It can be fun and exciting, but it's best not to get involved with such individuals if you value your health and dignity.
And Tsukiko lives for the moment and enjoys life, doing exactly what she was born to do.

Arita wanted to scream, but Felicia reacted in time and used a spell of subjugation on her stepdaughter, which the girl couldn't resist. The woman couldn't keep the girl under constant magical control in the form of a zombie, so she decided to use a special art she had learned many years ago. Felicia cast a curse of silence on her stepdaughter, which prevented the girl from uttering a single word. She also instilled in young Arita that she would never be able to tell, or even write about what she had seen. And she should be a good and obedient girl. Only then would the curse be lifted, and she could return to a normal life.

She could have simply erased her stepdaughter's memory, just as Tria did...

She could have simply erased her stepdaughter's memory, just like Tria did...

What are these strange requirements for a typical gold digger housewife?

She knows the magic of domination and some "ancient art," so a normal demand.