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/ Mirastir, like his ancestor, doesn't see a big problem with this. But if they are non-human Arteryans, or just civilians, then yes, then they should be treated with respect. But if they are shamans somewhere in the steppes, and all they dream about is raiding the normal people who are peacefully settling nearby... Well, then they are no longer considered people! /
Basically, I don't feel like checking how many people there are. Let's say 15. If it's 16 air units per portion and there's no mechanic with decay, then we'll take it for a week for 1680.
By the way, if we decide to go looking for treasures/protecting the people from the non-humans later, we'll definitely need provisions for the journey. It's unlikely that there's a tavern just for the town. So, we'll need to take enough with us.
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In short, I'm too lazy to check how many people there are. Let's say there are 15. If each person needs 16 portions of air, and if there's no tavern with food spoilage, then we need enough for a week, which is 1680.
It's clear that Raphael remembers each employee by face and, without needing to count the people stationed at the base, immediately correctly indicated how many of them need provisions.
/I think it would be better to go to Gelu first, and then to the ruins, although the latter are more interesting, but I don't know how long we'll spend there and I think there's a higher chance of dying, and besides, the hero is just sitting there.
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