Rhemic Empire (2) Auto-translated

Coleus's eccentric behavior surprised Alaria so much that she couldn't even find a response, instead silently watching as the head of special services quickly left the restaurant.
— Altina, don't take this as rude, but... — the Tanarian paused for a moment, — ...is he always like that?

A group of Onryo sets out to explore the island and after some time encounters an Okami. He rewards the travelers with his blessings and curses, then flees into the white distance and disappears from their sight. Tsukiko Shimizu receives nothing. Kitamura Genji receives +1 Luck. Ohara Konomi receives +1 Luck. Fujiwara Eichiro receives +1 Luck. Tokita Rie receives +1 Luck

My grandmother is better at stealth than this unit. I don't see the point in trying other options. So, let's keep it on the balcony, and the archer in the center, as you suggested. I agree with everything else.

But in general, I think a good option is to place Meretta in stealth near the entrance to the left corridor; then she will have enough range to shoot at enemies in Dungeon, and if necessary, she can run through the corridor into the hall in two turns. However, the three (six) different speeds in the spell list confuse me, and I don't know how they work; maybe I need to change weapons or something, so this is also a question for Nebu/Revan.

Yes, changing the weapon style and its corresponding effects consumes (skips) a turn.

Revan wrote that switching styles requires spending a turn. I think this thing also counts as a style.

Hey, you have 5 dust, 1 tail, and 2 ore, right?

I think if anyone tries, they'll attack directly in the hall. They'll find a way to avoid being searched. Or they'll break through the ceiling and descend on ropes, lol. What's the point of me standing in the corridor and then running into the hall?

If needed, there's nothing mechanically preventing the archer and Merette from being in the positions indicated on the map, and at the same time, the former won't break the stealth of the latter. The spells will still affect her.

If needed, once the conversation is over, we'll head to the melee section of "Rampart".

don't break the stealth of the second one.

Okay, she's not ready for anything to be broken off of her.

— Ha... — Altina lowered her gaze. — I’m afraid that’s true...

Basically, you have a speed of 10 with a scout carrying a rifle, so you won't need to switch weapons. You'll have good range, one-shot kills from stealth, and a good chance of not losing stealth.

I think if anyone tries to get in, they'll attack directly in the hall. They'll find a way to avoid being searched. Or they'll break through the ceiling and descend on ropes, lol. What's the point of me standing in the corridor then, and then running into the hall?

Well, that's the dilemma. If we assume that the enemies will only come through the entrances, then the point of placing you near the corridor is that if enemies appear, you can shoot them down like in a shooting range while we three take them down, and that would be very effective. In this case, only the archer will be picking his nose in the hall on the balcony.
And in the worst case, we'll retreat through the center, and you'll also fire once and immediately run through C, and meet us and our pursuers with fire.

But if they actually spawn in the hall, then the archer will fire a couple of times at them while we all return to the hall like idiots for one or two turns.
I doubt they'll break in through the ceiling with a helicopter, and as for smuggling items in, it's theoretically possible if there's some idiot among them.

a place for a thorough search of each visitor, with the exception of high-ranking persons – the king, his retinue, and, of course, Ipomea Flox.

Well, logically, that shouldn't happen, but in the Revan world, who knows. There might be some overly zealous kings or queens who are suicidal. Although, not searching the retinue is harsh.
However, if the king or his sister get stuck in the room with Ipomea for some reason, we'll probably not be able to save her...

Well, if you're serious about this scenario with unforeseen circumstances and sitting on the balcony, then okay, we'll work according to the first plan. But it's probably better to put the archer on the balcony as well - if anyone appears in the hall, they'll take him down immediately.

While Spring was working on Astel, One-Eye clarified the details of the mission: how many people would be involved in the final stage, the approximate number of guards, the estimated time, how roughly they could treat the hostage, and, finally, how much they would be paid.

“Don’t be so upset,” Alaria said, patting the detective on the shoulder in a friendly manner. “I can’t say he made a bad impression. It’s clear that he’s an experienced man and knows what he’s talking about. I just imagined the head of a special service to be a little less eccentric.”