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Posts from The Empire of Reimia (3)Auto-translated
Do the chapters open in order, or can you read them from the end?
You can read them in any order you like.
Added 2 minutes later Siverfale
The information costs 2700 rummies, there are 13 of us here (Xenomii and Emi are not with us), and each will need to pay 210 rummies. I hope you understand.
Azarina agrees to pay.
Shogo offers to pay in exchange for a kiss.
Bertrand pays for Berwang.
Anelotta is indignant but pays.
Ifeon agrees to pay.
Lait refuses to pay.
Imir agrees to pay.
-Thank you very much to everyone who supported this event. Shogo, if you want to receive certain special services in exchange for money, as far as I know, there are special establishments for this, and you can go there - Parfinora said this without any malice. Moriner, I'm very embarrassed to ask you this, but could you contribute the missing shares for Shogo and Lait? I would do it myself, but to be honest, my finances are not in the best condition...
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Moriner didn't like being the center of attention, so when the conversation turned to him, he became a little embarrassed and nodded lightly at Parfynora with a slight smile. Fortunately, the president quickly changed the subject to the main topic of discussion.
- Moriner, I feel very awkward asking you this, but could you contribute the missing shares of Shogo and Lyte? I would do it myself, but to be honest, my finances are not in the best condition...
- Yes, of course. I was going to offer that myself. If anything else is needed, well... - he paused for a moment. - ...for the competitions or anything else, feel free to ask. And good luck to you all in the competitions.
-Yes, of course. I was actually going to suggest that myself. If you need anything else... -he paused for a moment. -...for the competitions or anything else, just let me know. And good luck with the competitions.
-Thank you so much! You've helped me out a lot! We'll see each other again at the history lecture! Parfinora went to the journalism club and paid for the information about another team.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Ah, yes, just to clarify regarding the codex: the post doesn't contain the entire text of the book, but rather outlines the general themes and meaning of the chapters. Unfortunately, I don't feel I have the strength to write a full-fledged book on complex philosophical, social, and political issues... And also, it includes photographs of Rinze Reim, so that her subjects can better retain the image of the one they serve :cool:.
Ah, yes, just to clarify regarding the codex: the post doesn't describe the entire text of the book, but only outlines the general theme and meaning of the chapters. Unfortunately, I don't feel I have the strength to write a full-fledged book on complex philosophical, social, and political issues...
/ Well, yes, if anything, that's what I meant./
And also, it includes photographs of Rinze Reim, so that the subjects can better retain the image of the one they serve.
/ But that's not the case, but okay, my character lacks sarcasm.../
While Linnea wasn't particularly thrilled about parting with her money, the importance of the information she was receiving was undeniable. Besides, it wouldn't be right to burden poor Moriner with all the expenses – as if that's what he wanted most.
I think it's perfectly fair that Moriner pays; he was lucky to be born into a wealthy family. And by enlisting in the army as a unit, he knew that it implied collectivism, where we help each other with our innate or acquired talents. Isn't that right?
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