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/ Rish and Cleona: *are living*
The other members of the squad, suddenly realizing that they somehow see the details of their lives 24/7: o_O /

Rish and Cleona: *are living their lives*
The other members of the squad, suddenly realizing that they somehow see the details of their lives 24/7: o_O

Poor Yuisis.

Rogdan paced back and forth, his hands clasped behind his back, waiting for all the mercenaries to arrive at the top-secret meeting place. Once everyone was assembled, the baron quickly scanned them with a brief glance, then allowed himself to speak first: “Gentlemen! Comrades! Allies!” he began with undisguised enthusiasm. “I congratulate all of us on successfully reaching our planned destination and on our first day in Clematis! I hope that no one, ahem... has encountered any further problems and that everyone is satisfied with this wonderful city!” Rogdan paused briefly, looking at the setting sun, and then continued: “However, we are all tired from the long journey, so let’s get straight to the point.” He pulled a slightly crumpled notebook from his pocket and opened it to a bookmark. “For the official registration of our unparalleled organization, I need to fill out several information forms, including details about each member of our squad. I am, without a doubt, capable of handling this myself, but if anyone wishes to provide their own information, feel free to do so! Since we have all the necessary documents, each of you only needs to put your signature next to mine, or, if Mr. Kosto or Mr. Carafa wish, their name as the official representative of the squad. Regarding the unpleasant incident with the latter... I hope, no, I am sure, that everything will be resolved favorably very soon.” The baron closed the notebook and, giving the others a chance to absorb and process what he had said, moved on to the next point: “Now, regarding accommodation. As I understand it from Mr. Zerek, ‘The Floating Wave’ and ‘Sterling Sea’ can provide lodging at appropriate price points, but it is quite possible that Mr. Kosto has a better offer. As for currency, I was told that paying with jewels is extremely, uh... disadvantageous. So, at the first opportunity, I advise you to visit the local bank and exchange at least part of your savings. Oh yes, I almost forgot!” Rogdan clapped his hands. “If anyone is interested in ordinary work or performing other tasks in their free time, don’t forget to contact the workers’ guild! That’s about it. I am sure that very soon fame, exploits, and wealth will be in our hands! Hooray!” Having finished his speech with a gallant bow, the baron yielded the floor to Raphael from Linderia, as well as to all the others who wanted to share any useful information.

- Excellent work, Baron! As always, - Raphael clapped and waved a stack of papers in the air. - Linderia and I visited my acquaintance and learned a lot of interesting things. First of all... regarding today's incident - it seems that we "luckily" got into the least of the possible troubles, - he briefly retold the information he heard about the imperial sisters. - ...which smoothly leads us to the next point.
He sighed and closed his eyes for a moment.
- I am absolutely confident in the highly respected Waldemar - despite his well-known hot temper, he, like any person raised in affluent social circles, is also characterized by rational prudence, so if this incident ends here, it is possible that he will subsequently be of use to us. As you have noticed, these are turbulent times for Airisufir - the government's ambitions are constantly met with obstacles in the form of various factors - the church, the common people, the provincials, non-humans and those who sympathize with them, foreign elements... - the merchant bent and straightened his fingers, listing all possible types of scoundrels. - During this difficult period, the crown needs reliable allies more than ever - those who can carry out its will and perform various tasks. Of course, there are some nuances here... The Oprichniki have many enemies. But if we reason from the point of view of goal-setting, then we see the greatest potential here. Hmm... So! It is quite obvious that as a result of today's clash with the imperial raiders, our group has been noticed to some extent, and by none other than one of the imperial sisters - Imrud and Arteria see her as the most... reasonable. If we can capitalize on this, show our capabilities and motivation in the right light, then a promising, albeit not easy, path may open before us.
He gave Zakhar a sign, took a sip from the flask he held, and coughed after the long monologue.
- And of course, if we completely exclude the option of cooperation with the government from our list of options - either by our own desire or if we fail to prove ourselves in any way - then we will need to be extremely vigilant in our line of work. I believe that practically all possible types of work in this city intersect with each other and affect the interests of one or another Faction, - he rubbed his hands. - That's the general situation. As for the immediate tasks, my partner has entrusted us with an unused building in the lower, commoner district, which we can use as a temporary base for our Campaign. But, of course, we will have to clean it up.
He turned to the sorceress.
- Linderia, is there anything you would like to add? Have I missed anything?

- The most sensible option? In that case, we should stay away from government work, and especially from working for the imperial family,” Yves said, without waiting for Lindernee’s reply.

- The most sensible option? In that case, we should stay away from government work, and especially from working for the imperial family, - Yves expressed his opinion without waiting for Lynderia's response.

The hunter's tactless reaction could not help but make Lynderia think that he should generally stay away from any official work, given his manners.

- Lynderia, is there anything you'd like to add? Did I miss anything?

— Based on what Mr. Anlaki told us, nothing, - the girl shook her head. — Unless, it might still be worth mentioning the incident at the entrance to Amethyst Street, - Lynderia turned to the other members of the "Golden Griffin," to whom the following words were addressed. — As we learned from our own experience, even with a pass, the guards are not very willing to let people into the wealthy district. Mr. Kosto, whose status is evident from his appearance, did not have any problems. However, they didn't even want to let me in, even with the necessary documents, arguing that my attire was inappropriate for such a place. Therefore, if any of you have business on Amethyst Street, I recommend either dressing up before the visit or preparing to convince the guards to let you through in your current appearance. Personally, I would recommend the first option, as it is more reliable and free of hidden pitfalls.

- The most sensible option? In that case, we should stay away from government work and especially from working for the imperial family," Yves said, not waiting for Lynderia's response.

— And I would stay closer to the imperial family," said Alm, who was standing nearby, "if you know what I mean.

I keep confusing him with Aym. Similar phrases coming from the latter would be incredibly creepy.

“Heh,” Cleon said, listening to the story about Lindernee, and quietly commented to herself, “I would also forbid such vagrants from entering my district.”

“Working for the government is a real headache,” Zerek agreed with the hunter. “You work yourself to the bone, get your hands dirty, and if something goes wrong, they blame you and toss you aside like a piece of trash.” “You don’t have to worry about that,” Ilensiya retorted. “With us, everything will be clean and beautiful, and we’ll have status, connections, and money.” “We don’t even know if they’ll hire us,” Darbon muttered.

— Unless, it might be worth mentioning the incident at the entrance to Amethyst Street.

- Yes, there was such an incident, - the merchant nodded. - Which leads to the conclusion that the wealthy and fearless live comfortably here.

— I would advise you to be more cautious around the imperial family, - remarked Alm, who was standing nearby, - if you understand what I mean.

- You should be careful about everything. I understand Ivan's concerns, given what he has told and experienced, but who has it easy these days? Certainly not some random worker. And in any case, it's not as if imperial recruiters are already swarming our office, begging us to sign a contract with them. But in any case, it's important to keep these local political issues in mind. And we'll deal with them as they arise.

—Working for the government is quite a hassle. —Zerek agreed with the hunter. —You work hard, get your hands dirty, and if something goes wrong, they blame you and discard you like used trash.
—You shouldn't worry about that. —Ilencia retorted. —With us, everything will be clean and beautiful, with status, connections, and money.
—We don't even know if they'll hire us... —Darbon muttered.

— Of course, they will! —Yuisis, who had been listening silently, clapped Darbon on the shoulder and spoke loudly. —Friends, after today's tour of the city, it has become clear to me that Airisufir is a wonderful country, a hidden gem of the western Vistaria, thriving like perennial flowers, with great prospects for the future. And in Clematis itself, there is wonderful cuisine, magnificent architecture, pleasant people, a beautiful azure sea nearby, and a dreamy atmosphere. In my opinion, helping this country will be not only beneficial for us but also a noble act in itself, and therefore I support the initiative to provide assistance to the government of this hardworking country if it is needed.

Don't trust him. The GM's character is setting things up for something bad.

"—Well said, it couldn't be put better!" Rogdan clapped his hands in admiration at Yuicis's speech. "But I also agree with Lord Kosto in that we will be able to resolve this matter once we have the corresponding proposal before our eyes. Moreover, Lord Karafa's opinion on this point will also be of utmost importance."

— Heh, — after listening to Lindernee's story, Cleona quietly chuckled and murmured almost inaudibly to herself, — I would also forbid such ragamuffins from entering my district.

Eve doesn't like smokers,
Darbon doesn't like drinkers.
Logically, Scipio always despises those who don't speak.
Nisan hates skinny people,
Valdemar hates those who graduated from a technical university.
With Cleona, everything is simpler:
Cleona hates everyone.