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Regarding weapon specializations: it was originally intended that, like armor, weapons could not be used without the corresponding skill, but I would still like to avoid some potentially possible situations; therefore, instead, there will be a penalty — a reduction in evasion and accuracy by -5, as well as the inability to use any weapon special abilities.
01.03.327 Ronard is staying in Silvergard and, like many other guests of the city, faces the need to undergo a search. — I must search you.
Mirna and they go to "The Dragon's Tear". Mirna gets some beer and food for herself, while Lex — just food (and asks Mirna to look around for anything unusual. You never know where new opportunities might be found!)
During lunch, a stranger approached the travelers, apparently an aristocrat and a frequent visitor of this establishment. — Cedric Layie, — he stated importantly, sitting down at their table, — and who might you be, friends?
— Please accept my sincerest apologies, but from our ecclesiastical point of view, I do not see how your dearest grandson is in need of any serious help. - Ahelsiy tried to explain politely to the old woman Ahelsy, after which he answered the lovers: — I must admit, I have not yet performed wedding rites, but if my instructions have so strongly awakened in you the desire to observe this sacred tradition, I will be glad, provided I have free time, to officially seal your bonds.
— I think we will have time for this on the eighth, — Carmen explained, — if it suits you, Father, and you, esteemed Xamelonna and Paris, we can organize a wedding following all church rites but without large celebrations, just as you wished. — That would be... — Paris began... — Wonderful!/Unheard of!, — Xamelonna and Greila finished for him simultaneously. The old woman slams the door and goes deeper into the house.
Let's go.
Following the sounds, the group goes deeper into the forest and soon discovers a young woman methodically shooting with a bow at one of the trees, to which a target was attached. Noticing the strangers, she stared at them questioningly, gripping her weapon tightly in her hands.
During lunch, an unfamiliar man approached the travelers. Judging by his appearance, he was an aristocrat and a frequent visitor to this establishment.
“Cedric Lai,” he announced importantly, sitting down at their table, “and who might you be, friends?”
The man’s casual manner surprised Lex a little, but he simply smiled politely and introduced himself: “Lex Kind, nice to meet you. My companion is Mirna.” The girl blushed and wiped away the “beer mustache” from her upper lip, nodding shyly. Consuming alcohol was a good way to temporarily forget how awful this world was, but apparently, now she would have to devote some time to… etiquette. “You seem to be from around here, Cedric?” Lex continued.
“I assure you, we are not bandits,” Abigail said, noticing the stranger’s reaction, “just a group of travelers. While moving through the forest, we heard the sounds of gunfire, so we decided to check its source.”
Noticing the strangers, she looked at them questioningly, tightly clutching her weapon in her hands.
"I assure you, we are not bandits," Abigail explained, noticing the stranger's reaction, "just a group of travelers. While moving through the forest, we heard the sounds of gunfire, so we decided to check its source."
- Such a beautiful girl, and alone in the forest? - the archer said, stepping forward. - I'm Garlius, and these are my companions, - he added, pointing to the others. - What's your name? By the way, I'm also quite good with a bow. I haven't been doing it for very long, so you're definitely more experienced in this.
— I assure you, we are not bandits,” Abigail explained, noticing the stranger’s reaction, “just a group of travelers. While moving through the forest, we heard the sounds of gunfire, so we decided to check its source.
— But you could very well be bandits,” Valdila added, somewhat inappropriately, “I don’t know what your situation is, but it’s not safe for one person to be in such places. — Thank you for the warning, but that’s my problem now,” the stranger looked at the group of travelers again and then lowered her weapon.
- Such a beautiful girl, and alone in the forest? - the archer said in surprise, stepping forward. - I’m Garlius, and these are my companions,” he added, pointing to the others. - What’s your name? By the way, I’m also quite good with a bow. I haven’t been doing it for very long, so you’re probably much more experienced in this.
— Amanda,” the girl said briefly, not responding to Garlius’s remarks about archery, “so, are you just wandering around dangerous forests, or do you have some business here?”Ment
-- No, I haven’t. I just couldn’t come up with a good enough reason why we could be issued a pass,” Lex admitted.
— You’re missing out, Astkirken is much more pleasant than here. If you have the desire and time, I could show it to you.
“Abigail. We’re exploring the surroundings,” the warrior introduced herself and, avoiding unnecessary details, answered the archer’s question. “I assume that since you decided to practice shooting in this place, you know your way around here, right?”
—I think we'll have time for this on the eighth, — Carmen explained, — if you, Father, and you, esteemed Xamelonna and Paris, are okay with it, we can arrange the wedding with all the church rites but without big celebrations, as you both wanted. —That would be... — Paris began... —Wonderful!/Unheard of!, — Xamelonna and Graila finished for him at the same time. The old woman slams the door and goes deeper into the house.
—Well, then let it be so, — Achelsius agreed, folding his hands. —And I sincerely ask you to try to understand Mrs. Graila and not torment her with unnecessary worries at this time. —he added after the old woman left. —It is not easy for any of us to come to terms with changes, and therefore I ask you to show mercy and patience. I hope that time will heal this emotional trauma.
— Abigail. We are exploring the surroundings, — the warrior introduced herself and, avoiding unnecessary details, answered the archer's question. — I suppose, since you decided to practice shooting in this place, you are quite familiar with it, right?
— No, I haven't been exploring the surroundings, so I won't be able to give you any directions.
-Keep watching.
— Hmm, it doesn't seem like you have anything suspicious with you. Alright, you can go.
—Well, then, let it be so, — Achelsius agreed, folding his hands. —And I sincerely ask you to try to understand Lady Grayla's situation and worry her less with unnecessary anxieties at this time. —he added calmly after the old woman left. —It is not easy for any of us to come to terms with change, and therefore I ask you to show mercy and patience. I hope that time will heal this emotional trauma as well.
Paris and Xamelonna thanked the clergyman and let him return to the church; his work was done for the day.
— You're missing out; Astkirch is much more pleasant than here. If you're interested and have the time, I could show it to you.
— Very tempting, — Kind remarked. — Am I correct in assuming that you have the authority to issue passes to the upper city? But why have our humble selves been offered such a proposal?
— I see. What about the local wildlife? Has any monster or dangerous beast wandered in here while you were practicing your shooting? Or perhaps you've noticed anything else strange?
-- That sounds quite tempting, -- Kind remarked. -- Am I correct in assuming that you possess the necessary competence to issue passes to the upper city? But why have our humble selves been offered such a proposal?
— You won't need a pass if you go with me, — Cedric assured them, — after all, I live there. You look like decent people, and since I have plenty of free time, I wouldn't mind showing you around the city.
— I see. And what about the local wildlife? Has any monster or dangerous beast wandered in here while you were practicing your archery? Or perhaps you've noticed anything else strange?
— The strangest thing I've noticed here is your group. But I live in the city and recently returned to Silvergard, so I don't know much.
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