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- Beretta, Denim, - Nano placed her hands on the shoulders of her companions, then showed two thumbs up. - Perfect job! I'm so glad that everything worked out for us.
She thoughtfully scratched the back of her head.
- However, something else is interesting. We were in Licorice last night, and we set off for the mansion in the morning. And here are the one hundred and thirty-sixth chronicles. Hmm... how many days have we been unconscious? I don't remember half of the events described.

Jemian Larderdan (Embassy of Thanarsis)

I see he is still as unpredictable as ever.

dropped a green eriniun bomb over the Eisenbach family castle

The Eisenbachs.

- However, something else is interesting. We were in Licorice tonight, and we left for the mansion this morning. And here are the one hundred and thirty-sixth chronicles. Hmm... how many days have we been unconscious? I don't remember half of the events described.

— I would guess at least a week.

– Agam, please take some of my portion. You’re big, you need more. I’ll be fine with half.
The Sage set aside “half” for himself and slowly began to eat. The truth is, even half was a lot for him; he usually ate less.

What great news, it's almost like I'm leveling up.

- At the very least... But in that case, we could have slept through a month, or even a year. However, if that's the case, I don't understand the point of leaving us with this particular issue, - Nano examines the newspaper material, trying to determine the age of the paper. lol - Agam, right? Was there anything else there? Any clues?

The newspaper looked fresh. “There wasn’t,” the snake man replied curtly, reaching for another portion of Sirocco.

Elrina never supported the Empress's methods and ideas, but she couldn't wish her death at the hands of an assassin. Especially since she was currently carrying out a mission on behalf of the Empress's supporters. All that remained was to hope that, in the current situation, Twaice would have the strength to prevent the country from completely falling apart.
As for the latest news, she wasn't entirely sure which terrorists were being referred to. She was somewhat familiar with the Eisenbach family; her father had briefly mentioned that they had once been distantly related to the Eisenwein family, but they had long since drifted apart and rarely interacted. Whether this was true or not, it was hard to believe that these people could now be collaborating with dangerous criminals. In any case, she would have preferred that such issues be resolved in a civilized manner, through negotiations, but it was clear that none of the factions were even considering such a thing, striving to destroy as many of their opponents as possible using the harshest methods.
After briefly skimming through the rest of the news, Elrina calmly put the newspaper aside (or passed it on to someone) and looked around. Considering how many disparate groups had gathered at the estate, she didn't want to start a conversation about political topics. At least, not until they had a chance to work together.

Alaria couldn't help but thank herself for deciding to read the newspaper after she had finished her meal. She wasn't sure that the first article wouldn't spoil her appetite for the rest of the day. The Reima police had once again shown their worst side. One could argue anything, using the killer's extensive experience, impeccable record, and the fact that the crime had been planned for months as arguments, but it wouldn't change the situation. This time, their incompetence not only allowed the criminal to escape but also to attempt an assassination. And even if the Empress survives, such a blow to the police's reputation will not go unnoticed. Alaria tried not to think about what would happen if Sonata died. It wouldn't mean anything good for the Empire. The girl read the remaining articles without much enthusiasm. The opinions of random people about the contests didn't worry her much, nor did the coverage of yet another event that damaged the reputation of the capital's police. Only the news about the Eisenbach Palace could be called pleasant. And even that was a stretch; everything sounded too suspicious.

“Hah-ha, serves her right,” the well-fed snake-man chuckled, after the majority of the guests had finished reading the newspaper.

The elf grew somber when he heard the latest news. He stood up from the table and, along with his companions, moved aside to discuss this information.
- Do you think it's true? If so, could the Dungeon have withstood it, or could they have left it beforehand, knowing about the planned operation? It's hard not to notice an airship flying in the sky.

The ogre's laughter sounded as repulsive to the Tanar as his appearance and manners. She regretted once again that the chest hadn't had any traps and hadn't taken this disgusting creature's life with it. However, as before, Alaria preferred to keep her opinion to herself. Even someone like him could prove useful in the future. Instead, she decided to explore one of the rooms adjacent to the dining room, hoping to find a sink there.
I open the doors to the room on the left.

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It's even harder not to notice an airship flying in the sky.

- Do you think it's true? If so, could the Dungeon have withstood it, or did they manage to leave beforehand, knowing about the planned operation? It's hard not to notice an airship flying in the sky.

Leon, as usual, remained silent.
- The governments of Akkerwald and Larian don't bomb their own territory every day. - Winter said coldly. - So it wouldn't be surprising if this attack was successful... The question is, how did they find out that we were hiding there.
- The work of a traitor, - suggested Sen.

— Hah-ha, serves her right, — after the majority of the guests had read the newspaper, the well-fed snake-man allowed himself to chuckle.

— About Sonatka? I doubt the attack was a complete success. I would have preferred it if a bomb had fallen on her; then there would be no doubt, ha! — The one-eyed man grinned wickedly.

The elf grew somber when he learned of the latest news. He got up from the table and went with his companions to discuss the news.
- Do you think it's true? If so, could the dungeon have withstood it, or could they have left it beforehand, knowing about the planned operation? It's hard not to notice an airship flying in the sky.

— Damn their bombs. One can only hope. What worries me more is how they found us? Or did they just point a finger at the sky, trying to get revenge for the assassination attempt?

they pointed a finger at the sky

/ More precisely, they pointed a finger from the sky. /