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Posts from The Empire of Reimia (3)Auto-translated
— I think it's best for all of us to focus on what awaits us in the near future. For example, the competitions. Have you prepared for them?
- Almost, I just need to max out my dexterity, and I'll have to spend a point from the medal on endurance, but I'll be ready for the competitions. - I'm about halfway there, I need to practice a bit more so I don't embarrass myself. I don't know if it will help, but I've heard that there are some pretty strong and capable guys in other classes, but I hope we can come up with something against them," Bert said. - What about you? Didn't you want to or weren't you invited?
Miya smiled, hiding her sadness, and stepped away from Pazori. She sat closer to the campfire, sketching his face as an illustration. However, she wasn't sure how to describe the artist. Perhaps her lack of communication skills simply prevented her from understanding him properly? "Aaaah, but if I don't make any friends in my first year, I probably won't make any later either... Will it be like in school again? Well, in school, I was just a silly girl and didn't understand how important it is when someone supports you, but now? And that boy... He was interesting... Eli left... Did she want my company? I don't know. But I left her." Amidst all this, Miya didn't immediately notice that a corner of her notebook had caught fire in the campfire, and she started blowing on it. The ember, which had just been paper, fell off and dropped... Although, nothing important was burned. "Well... Okay, I'll start a new notebook tomorrow anyway," thought Xenomia. "That's it, I won't do it anymore. Girls shouldn't go around looking for someone's attention; it's not bad, but it's not modest. They're all good people; if they want to be friends with me, fine, if not, then never mind. The main thing is that I will become one of the best, and I will help them all, whether they expect it or not, whether they praise me for it or not. None of that matters..."
— As embarrassing as it is to admit, in my current state, I would only hold everyone back, so my absence from the team is perfectly reasonable and fair. All that's left for me to do is put in every effort to ensure this doesn't happen in actual combat.
Latro snapped his fingers.
"So, that's what Heroes of Might and Magic Online is! Ahaha," he scratched the back of his head. "I've been holding the logo in my hands for three months and didn't understand what it was about."
The techie frowned:
"As for the war, I highly doubt we'll be sent to it, even if it suddenly starts out of nowhere. Firstly, such things don't happen quickly, and secondly, we haven't even finished our first year, what kind of draft could there be? Our only concerns for the next few years are tests and water pistol competitions, that's all!" he said firmly and clearly. "And finally, nothing prevents us from leaving the academy. In general, I don't see any direct reasons for concern right now. But then I don't understand... why did you enroll here if none of this interests you and the duty to the imperial ambitions doesn't weigh on your soul? It can't be such an indirect way to study the family business."
- As embarrassing as it is to admit, in my current state, I would only hold everyone back, so my absence from the team is perfectly logical and fair. All that's left for me is to put in every effort to ensure this doesn't happen in actual combat.
- Few people stood out during the tests, to be honest, so... - the elf hesitated. - In general, it's difficult to judge anyone, to choose and make decisions, but I'm still sorry that you won't be with us. I would like to see you at the competitions, - Bert admitted. - But... never mind, these are certainly not the last competitions, so I think everything is still ahead. Maybe you should try to distract yourself with something for now?
— In such competitions, luck plays a significant role, so don't worry too much about it. I think we can make this year even more memorable if we win the competition. What do you think about them, by the way, considering the latest information?
— Thank you,” the girl replied with a gentle smile; Ifeon’s words had indeed made her feel a little better. — As for the competition, it promises to be challenging—the future opponents are very talented and in no way inferior to our team. And I can’t say that I particularly like the chosen format, where five teams fight each other simultaneously. Battles in such conditions are highly susceptible to chance, and predicting their outcome is very problematic. Although, perhaps, the essence lies precisely in testing the ability to adapt to changing battle conditions. Linnea is 181 cm tall, by the way.
Latro snapped his fingers. - So, this is what M&O is all about! Haha, - he scratched the back of his head. - I've been holding the logo in my hands for three months and didn't understand what it was about. The techie frowned: - As for the war, I highly doubt we'll be sent to it, even if it suddenly starts. First, these things don't happen quickly, and second, we haven't even finished our first year, what kind of draft could there be? Our only concerns for the next few years are tests and water pistol competitions, that's it! - he stated firmly and clearly. - And finally, nothing prevents us from leaving the academy. In general, I don't see any immediate reasons for concern. But then I don't understand... Why did you enroll here if none of this interests you and you don't feel a duty towards the empire's ambitions? It can't be just a roundabout way to study the family business.
— Well... — She had already talked quite a bit about these rather free-spirited topics, but she still wasn't sure if she should delve into this particular one, especially with someone like Latro, but she decided why not. — I needed to enroll somewhere, and I chose this academy. I thought... I thought I'd attend lectures, not stress too much, since I'm already familiar with weapons, and then graduate and get a prestigious diploma. But it turned out differently... First, we're being drilled like cattle during training, and now they're talking about war. But I hope, I hope that, as you say, this won't happen.Arandor
- To be honest, not many of us stood out during the tests, so... - the elf hesitated. - In general, it's difficult to judge anyone, to choose and make decisions, but I'm still sorry that you won't be with us. I would like to see you by our side at the Competitive events, - Bert admitted. - But... never mind, this is definitely not the last Competitive event, so I think there's still time. Maybe you should distract yourself with something for now?
— I will support all of you in my thoughts, — Azarina smiled friendly, — but, if I may be completely honest, I don't think we'll have time for such things anytime soon. According to what I've read and heard, there is a high probability that the Republic and its allies will attack the empire in early October this year, and then we, even as cadets, will have to go to the front.Ple-Sen
— Thank you, — the girl smiled softly in response; Ipheon's words really made her feel a little better. — As for the Competitive events, they promise to be tough — the future opponents are very talented and in no way inferior to our team. And I can't say that I particularly like the chosen format, where five teams fight each other simultaneously. Battles in such conditions are highly susceptible to chance, and it is very difficult to predict their outcome. Although, perhaps the essence lies precisely in testing the ability to adapt to changing battle conditions.
— I think you're right, and the meaning of assessing the combat effectiveness of each class is reflected precisely in adaptability and the ability to make correct decisions in the presence of unknown factors. This is exactly what awaits us in real combat conditions. As far as I know, the national Competitive events are held in a one-on-one format, so we can assume that winning the upcoming Competitive event is even more important in terms of gaining experience.
Added 2 minutes ago Marey +57 experience points (Might and Magic)
I'll continue the story in the afternoon if I don't fall asleep by then. If you want or need to, we can continue the campfire discussion in parallel.
The Republic and its allies will attack the empire in early October this year, and then we, even though we are just cadets, will have to go to the front.
The Republic and its allies will attack the Empire in early October.
I didn't write this in the main thread, only in a private message to Revan at the beginning of the game, but Linnea was born in October. What an amazing birthday present.
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— I think you're right, and the meaning of assessing the combat effectiveness of each class is reflected precisely in adaptability and the ability to make the right decisions in the presence of unknown factors. This is exactly what awaits us in real combat conditions. As far as I know, the national Competitive takes place in a one-on-one format, so it can be assumed that winning the upcoming Competitive is even more important in terms of gaining experience.
— Perhaps. By the way, continuing the topic of the Competitive, I would like to ask you, if you have a free moment, to help me improve my shooting skills. As you may have noticed, I'm not very good with firearms – I missed Realgar's first lecture. And I wouldn't want this gap in my knowledge to drag our team down. I'm asking for mentorship in the basics of weapon mastery this week.
I will be born in November this year, but for now, I'm still in the womb. It's just that my character is a cool wizard, and he projected his doppelganger into the real world to see how he would live there.
— I will support all of you in my thoughts, — Azarina smiled kindly, — but if I can be completely honest, I don't think we will have time for such things anytime soon. According to what I have read and heard, there is a high probability that the Republic and its allies will attack the empire in early October this year, and then we, even if we are just cadets, will have to go to the front.
- Wow, - Bertrand pondered. - Well, yes, I understand the reasons why this might happen. And what do you think about it? I mean, about the reasons for such events, and not about our participation. It's clear that sending cadets to war is not something normal.
- I'm glad that someone else in this school shares such seemingly obvious views, like a dislike for war. Usually, they start talking about the state, a strong ruler, and other childish maximalism. Although, it's not surprising in a military academy, - Latro sighed. - But let's not talk about sad things. Do you remember Galmey? That weirdo who used to tell us tall tales on the roof. Have you seen him again? They say he was also mentoring other students from our class. He'll probably be competing against us, I'll shoot him with paint, ha-ha. A strange guy. Maybe it's for the best that... He paused, peering into the darkness. - Am I hallucinating, or is that... Ymir?.. And Prez?
- Wow, - Bertrand mused. - Yes, I understand the reasons why something like this might happen. And what do you think about it? I mean, about the reasons behind these events, not about our involvement. It's clear that sending cadets to war isn't exactly normal.
- The preconditions for such events are always economic issues, ideological disagreements, or the ambition of the government. I don't think the reasons will be any different this time, but regardless, I will fulfill my duty to my homeland. Morning
- I'm glad that someone else in this school shares such seemingly obvious views, like a dislike for war. Usually, they start talking about the state, a strong ruler, and other childish ideals. Although, it's not surprising in a military academy, - Lattro sighed. - But let's not talk about sad things. Do you remember Galmey? That weirdo who used to tell us tall tales on the roof. Have you seen him again? They say he was hitting on other girls from our class. He'll also be competing against us, I'll shoot him with paint, ha-ha. A strange guy. Maybe it's for the best that... He paused, peering into the darkness. - Am I hallucinating, or is that... Imir?.. And Prez?
At the mention of Galmey, Anelotta felt a chill run down her spine. - You said not to talk about sad things? Galmey... What a pathetic creature, brr... - Remembering the white-haired preacher, she grimaced as if she had eaten something sour, and then she saw Imir and Parfinoru. - He's the same height as her, what is she thinking? Aha-ha, what a funny couple.
— The reasons behind such events always involve economic issues, ideological disagreements, or the government's ambition. I don't think the reasons will be different this time, but regardless of them, I will fulfill my duty to my homeland.
- So, you don't divide the parties into right and wrong in these matters? - Bert clarified.
Arandor
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