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Oh, yes, could someone please describe where everyone was placed and in which rooms?

If I remember correctly, Linderia and Ilencia live in the third room.

Valdemar was tired from the morning's incident. As promised, he visited Bifröst, but it didn't bring him much benefit, nor did it truly help Raphael. He spent the day and evening in a terrible drunken stupor, indifferent, impatient, angry, and cursing everyone who crossed his path, except for... Yves der Misel.
-- Yves... Yves... You... Tomorrow morning -- remind me. I'll... take a look. Oh, gods! And why does a headache always follow wine?... Ugh, how stuffy! I... hic... I'll move out of here... tomorrow...
He felt awful. The momentary euphoria from his release was replaced by indifference, then boredom, and now – apathy. His head ached from the wine, but he couldn't sleep – heavy, vague thoughts troubled him. Finally, he fell asleep – right in the hall, full of strange thoughts that turned into nightmares in the darkness of the night. Braheia, Astrea, Lucretia transformed in his mind into a giant, terrifying three-headed monster, ready to devour them, the small "Griffons" squad, lost in a foreign land, and Inar Anluki, whom he somehow imagined as a handsome young man in his early thirties, was the only, such a thin and fragile thread connecting them to the world... If it breaks – what then? And the thread breaks, and Valdemar is plunged into the sea abyss, and he swims, swims through a sea the color of the sun, and typhoons rise around him, threatening to engulf him, but he, swallowing the bad, salty water, resists and keeps swimming... Where to?... To the grave! To the grave of Crag Eshingir!
-- Kraaaag! -- he shouts, waking up. But... what other Crag? There isn't one here... And again, he plunges into the abyss of sleep, this time – without dreams.

Valdemar Carafa got up around noon on the twentieth and immediately summoned Yves der Misel.

If I remember correctly, Lindernia and Ilencia live in the third room.

There are five rooms (4, assuming Valdemar lives separately, 3 if Valdemar and Rogdan live together) and about 17 people in them.

The morning of the fourth day for Linderne began with the news that she had received a letter addressed to her. Most likely, someone was interested in the application she had left at the workers' guild. To be honest, the sorceress hadn't expected this to happen so quickly, as she had planned to spend her free days exploring the capital. But, it seemed, the rumors were true – Airisufir was indeed in need of helping hands. However, the moen didn't rush to rejoice – first, she needed to read the letter. After all, she could be wrong, and the letter might be addressed to her for some other, currently unknown, reason. Or, if her initial assumption was correct, the job itself might not be to her liking. And, rather than guessing, it was easier to spend a few minutes reading it.
Reading the mail.

The letter was from Myconia, in which she once again expressed her gratitude for yesterday’s visit. It was accompanied by a package of homemade chocolate cookies.

There are five rooms (4, assuming Valdemar lives separately, 3 if Valdemar and Rogdan live together) and approximately 17 people to accommodate.

Do the heroes also need lodging? Because we could also accommodate the healer and Sylphide if we designate a room as female. Louise COULD, but I'm not particularly keen on it. Besides, I thought she would be with Valdemar. Sylphide, too, if such proximity is considered as "they are the ones seeking her out."

Well, I'd be happy to share a room with Mirastir and Ivo. I don't want Zereka as a roommate (sorry, Heroist). Aretz wanted Gulnaz, not Shane, so I don't know if he's ready to share a room with him now...

Yes, we can include Mirastir, Iva, and Shen, and someone else. I wouldn't mind a drunken ascetic, for example. And I wouldn't mind Artz (as long as the skeleton doesn't need a sleeping place, otherwise, I'm not sure we'll all fit).

Risha can be a good choice. He seems like a decent guy.

Valdemar Karafa woke up around noon on the twentieth and immediately summoned Yves der Misel.

He went to his biology class; we'll meet up in the evening if Valdemar doesn't get drunk again.

Well, I'd be happy to share a room with Mirastir, Yves.

Yeah, I'll be with the guys.

As befits a disciplined student, in the morning Yves headed to Dalion. Today, they were supposed to have a lesson outside the city.

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I wouldn't mind a teetotaling ascetic, for example.

Me neither, if that's an option.

I also have nothing against an ascetic alcoholic, if that's what you mean.

By the way, a Skeleton can guard a building, as long as it's not asleep. Otherwise, when the Artery faction comes to kill us, the statue won't be of any help.

I also wouldn't mind having an ascetic alcoholic around.

Actually, it's funny how we divided them, but in reality, he'll probably be with his summoner, I think. So, if the "Heroes" player is on equal footing with us, with four people in one room, then it turns out that there are two "Heroes" players, an ascetic, and... someone else? Or is that enough?
It makes more sense to put the Healer and Cryptid with the girls (Linderia and Ilensiya), I agree. The Cryptid probably won't mind, unless you make a lot of noise at night.
Then it would be most logical for us to have Arza and make a room just for the players.

Okay, let it be Aretz. We'll listen at night to him dreaming about Gulnaz...

-- He left? How – he just left? And without a word?!
Waldemar is sulking as usual, but everyone can see that the only thing bothering him is a hangover. He grimaces from nausea, grabs his trusty flask, and, overcoming the urge, takes a couple of significant swigs.
-- Well, I promised to take a walk around the square. Ehhmm... to clear my head. And in the evening – to the bar! To the Mirai bar! And whoever joins me is a hero!
Despite all these grand plans, Waldemar didn't move from his spot. After ordering the slaves to help him get dressed, an hour later he finally got up and, alone, went for a walk around the city, choosing Lin's forge as the first place to visit.