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In short, let Alex and Aretz share their thoughts on the bank/split. As for the grenades, it seems that each group will receive three grenades of each type. There will be an "extra" set of grenades left. And here's the problem of how we're going to divide it. For now, I've come up with this idea: one group takes the quartz, ruby, and spinel grenades, and the other two split the remaining ones in half (I assume one takes the burning and paralyzing grenades, and the other takes the freezing and AoE grenades). Perhaps someone will have better ideas.

What’s the problem with dividing 14 units among 5 players, with two of each type?

What's the problem with dividing by 14 and then by 5 players?

I divided it equally among the groups. But I have nothing against your suggestion, I'm all for it. I agree with this division.

What's the problem with dividing 14 into 5 players? Two of each type.

/ Why? If there's going to be a battle now (and I'm almost sure there will be), it's better to distribute the grenades among a larger number of characters for greater flexibility./
/Although, in any case, I'm not taking anything, so it doesn't matter to me./
Sirocco accepted the return of his memories and equipment as a matter of course. However, he was saddened by the deaths he had witnessed. Although it wasn't apparent on the outside, each day he became more and more convinced of the validity of the task that the Dungeon had given him. There are people who are completely devoted to the affairs of darkness and have no possibility, not even the slightest, of understanding and correcting themselves. And, although it's unpleasant to interact with them, that's just life. Sometimes there is no choice.
Putting aside his staff, the camelid sits in some crowded place and begins philosophical reflections. His mind should be occupied with something before what awaits them all.

/ Why? If there's going to be a battle now (I'm almost sure there will be), it's better to distribute the grenades among a larger number of characters for greater flexibility. /

That's true, it's best to distribute the grenades among characters with high base accuracy, like Leon, One-Eye, or Alaria. Ideally, they should also have good initiative. Accuracy from skills doesn't count, only enhancers and perception. The only exception is the spinel.

After traversing a peculiar and rather long garden, a group of unfortunate travelers found themselves in a large hall, the interior of which resembled a rich and ancient castle. The central doors were locked and refused to yield to any external force, so the guests had to proceed further through a labyrinth of rooms that followed the northern doors. Finally, when they reached what the map indicated was the very end, they found themselves in an empty room, which contained nothing but five stone tablets with inscriptions and a place for hands.

The inscriptions read:

What makes us hate reality?

What is the most terrible expectation?

What serves as the best illumination for the path ahead?

What warms us from within and tears us apart at the same time?

What do people constantly demand, but which they do not enjoy?

-It's time for our wise man to shine with the power of philosophical thought.

Alright, are we splitting the money, or are we trying to rip off Agam?

I don't know, I can't even be bothered to think about splitting things up. If Alex doesn't mind, let's just leave it as is. Just give me a couple of grenades, I have high initiative.

Revan skipped the battles for us because we were too slow.

-It is time for our sage to shine with the power of philosophical reason.

-- Are you talking about someone?

What makes us hate reality?

-- An interesting form of the question. Who are these "we" that the author is talking about? Himself and someone else? It seems that in this case, the prince means only himself. And I definitely know what makes him hate reality. Nothing. This is his conscious free choice. I cannot say that he was not influenced by circumstances, but it would be untrue to say that something forced him. However, this is unlikely to be what the prince himself would like to hear.

What is the worst thing to wait for?

-- Death. No one likes death, neither the righteous nor the sinner. Both are afraid that it will correspond to their worst expectations.

What best illuminates the path ahead?

-- A clear mind. The mind is capable of understanding what the eyes cannot see and the ears cannot hear.

What warms us from within and tears us apart at the same time?

-- Love. It can be so difficult to bring good to people, but you find yourself at the peak of happiness if, even without succeeding, you receive good in return from them. The prince, however, is more likely to think the opposite, if I am right in the answer.

What do people constantly demand, but it doesn't suit them?

-- People constantly ask stupid questions and receive no less stupid answers from such unintelligent people as I am.
/ What about the philosophy check? )/

Never mind...

-- A clear mind.

- I would assume that it is some kind of benefit, whether it be payment or the achievement of some personal goals.

What do people constantly demand, but it doesn't please them?

- Perhaps it is truth or something else abstract, like justice.

- As for the first question, perhaps the answer lies in the fact that it is simply reality, and it has limitations that we cannot influence.

/The purpose of the tablets themselves is interesting. There are two options:
1) You place your hand on it, give an answer. If it's incorrect, nothing happens, or something bad happens.
2) You don't have to say anything, and these are just copies of torture devices from the palace. The answer determines what negative effect will occur./
/From Arza's answers, I find "truth" to be the correct one for completing the quest. From my own, I choose "love" and "death."/