— Undoubtedly, — the demon nodded, — in the end, your entire world is just one disgusting sight to me.
— Undoubtedly, — the demon nodded, — in the end, your entire world is just one disgusting sight to me.
New here? I'm Roha — want a quick tour?
I'm trying to figure out from a distance what those spheres are and where that mage will be coming from (maybe there are identifying marks on his clothes).
-- It's been a busy day, -- Decimus commented, looking at the city street. His room's windows faced the sea, and from the second floor, there was a great view, even though Grelli's house was located in the human district. -- Ugh, the hustle and bustle!
-- This might work in our favor, -- his father, already in a frock coat, hat, and with his usual cane in hand, silently appeared in the doorway. -- What? There are soldiers everywhere, everyone is on alert.
-- When the enemy attacks from the outside and life is in danger, no one remembers the internal enemy and the danger that threatens the wallet. You still have a lot to learn, Decimus. I'm going to see our people. Stay here until I return.
-- Or not.
Quint, after first looking out the window and seeing who had arrived, went to open the door.

Tiolas slowed down and watches what will happen.
Thiollas watches as the elf and the ogre huddle together and discuss something.
did I arrive earlier or later?
—Well, what a meeting. —the fairy greeted him. —I didn't expect to see familiar faces here. Life goes on as usual. I was just going to take a look around the town.
With a brief reply, the fairy demonstratively surveyed the carnage that had taken place at the city walls. —I see we have another war? It seems you're not bored here at all.
Too bad I didn't take the assassin ability, I can't really chop off heads now.
- Give me your sword.
- So, gentlemen, you've already dug a ditch here, and the horse made it through, - he nodded and smiled at the girl. - And it's not right for a lady to get her shoes dirty with road grime.
The knight brushed his hands and introduced himself to the merchant.
- Sid Vander, at your service. That's right, I used to serve; now I'm retired, but I'm still active, traveling around. I heard that something interesting is brewing in Axoth, so I decided to take a look. And you, it seems, are also on business, - he nodded towards the cart.
and if I want to listen...
Fey approached them. - Greetings. What happened here?
- Oh, what happened? - he blurted out, surprised. - Ah, yes, there must have been a battle here, what else could it be. - replied the elf, after considering the question. - We just arrived, so we don't know the details.
- Yeah, yeah! There's no time to get bored, Fel! This city is awesome! I'm telling you! There's such an amazing brothel here...
- Here we go again, - the orc rolled his eyes and walked away, continuing to practice with his sword.
- Well, since you know him, Gadrel, let him pass, - said the man and also walked away.
The dwarf begins his story.
In an attempt to pass the time, Quint retreated to the library, but the books failed to capture his attention. His son's return from university had already disrupted the usual course of life, and now Axoth would become even more insane than usual. Grelli slammed the collection of classical tragedies shut in annoyance. Remembering Mordain, Quint suddenly thought that if he had to live that long, he would lose his mind long before his hundredth anniversary.
He left the house before noon and calmly headed to the meeting place, taking a considerable detour along the coast.
- And that's true," Sid agreed and moved to a free seat. "I was hoping to arrive before sunset, but this is even better.
Fey nodded briefly to the two legionaries, but did not interrupt the delighted dwarf.