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Shall we go to the hall?

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Is this the only way, or are there other doors that are currently closed?

You can go north again to complete a circuit.

Nano shrugged her shoulders. - I have a thick book of riddles at home, and by a strange, albeit logical, coincidence, I was recently looking for the answers to these very questions in it, just for fun. Lucky me! She sighed and absentmindedly checked her equipment.

-- Nothing happens by chance. You're doing great, Nano, -- the camel merchant smiled. /Let's go./

/kam-kam-camel

After passing through the newly opened passage into the main hall of the eastern part of the complex, the group encountered another disappointment – besides a small room in the center, there was absolutely nothing remarkable here.
On the door of the room in the center was another plaque, but this time not with questions, but with answers:
"In order to cope with all the tasks of the past few days and get here, you all worked together to the best of your abilities and characters, but here, as in many other aspects of life, people face a conflict of interests that cannot be resolved through compromise. Upon entering, each of you must make an entry in the tome that you will find there. All that is required of you is the name or title of what or whom you will represent – a faction, a leader, or perhaps yourself. Leave your entry and turn the page.
The winner of this modest event will gain access to a map that unlocks architectural and written artifacts of Emperor Reysen Reim. If you simply want to get out of here, then write that down, I will not hold you here any longer than necessary, especially since in the event of a loss, you will have to pay the ultimate price."

Leave your entry in the tome via private message.

Actually, I already sent the answer, but there's an idea that everyone could subscribe to one faction. If the losing condition is based on the principle of "everyone who isn't in this faction gets eliminated," then it might help. However, it's quite possible that everyone gets eliminated except for the winner. And based on the wording, it's more likely to be that way. But just in case, I'm mentioning it.

Dude, we've definitely done some things that weren't entirely in line with role-playing, but this is just too much.

Why? Later, you could figure it out, either by force, or by swaying some people to your side, or in some other way. Conduct normal negotiations between the factions, for example. Maybe form something like a council of selected individuals who have access to information, but don't allow any single faction to have access based on some agreement with the factions – this option is possible if there is some kind of "nuclear weapon" and the risks are too great.
In short, I don't see anything particularly non-RP about it, but it's up to you.

write what you think asparagus represents

/Castor's interests. Perhaps, with such a unified effort, this country will no longer be doomed./
/If Arita were alive, it would probably be amusing. She would probably make me write it with my whiskers, asking what it is about Ikigai? Another interesting question: would Kyoko's mind control be lifted (even temporarily) if Sirocco sat nearby and meditated?/

write what you think would represent the interests of asparagus.

A similar thought crossed my mind.

Then we could sort it out, either by force, or by swaying some people to our side, or in some other way. We could conduct normal negotiations between the factions, for example. Maybe we could form something like a circle of chosen ones, who have access to information, but don't allow any one faction to have access to it based on some agreement with the factions – this option, if there is some kind of "nuclear weapon" and the risks are too great, is also possible.

Or we could eliminate all participants, then there would be no competition.

/ Yeah, right. In my opinion, this isn't the best option, but it's fairer than random chance. ) /

Let's create our own faction, with magic and troglodytes.