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Four of them came, and three of them watched as their friend ate alone.

This is how mockups will emerge in your setting.

/ A private room in a restaurant – 500 air points on the Heroicard map.
A hearty dish made of various meats – 500 air points on the Heroicard map.
Watching a handsome gladiator eat heartily – priceless./

Four of them came, and three are watching as their friend eats alone.

There's a huge plate there; they probably ate a piece of sausage or something else. BUT IF IT DOESN'T AFFECT THE STAT BOOST, OF COURSE, if it does, then they were drooling.

A piece of Mirastir sausage.

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This evening, Rogdan received a visitor – not Lucretia, but Matthew Ariston accompanied by two knights.
“Rogdan,” he approached the baron’s solitary cell and grasped the bars with his hands, “how are you doing in here?”

Mirastir ate and praised the food.
-- "Wow, this is the best thing I've eaten in Clematis. Even better than that apple pie. What about you, friends? Linderia, my dear, take a mushroom! Eat up, we've all had tough days. Or is this menu not to your liking?"
-- "This is so good, nothing beats meat after a workout, and Lady Balsamina is so polite and beautiful! Oh, Lady Balsamina, I was just talking about you. I hope I'm not bothering you too much? My compliments to your fair beauty might sometimes be a bit too forward, I'm afraid, but you deserve them."
Mirastir, of course, didn't forget to notice how fit their waitress was (a check of her observation skills regarding her approximate strength and stamina level, if possible, but without staring at her specifically, especially not where it shouldn't be. He only glanced at her shoulders and arms, discreetly and within the bounds of decency, because upsetting or distressing a fair-haired person is a terrible crime for a gladiator, and he would never do that).
-- "And could you tell me, how does your menu change? Is it unique every day of the week, or every month, or do you not repeat anything at all?!"

Why is it considered inappropriate to look at a woman's chest, but it's normal to look at her shoulders, etc.?

"Hey, perk up your ears!"

Scipio, Zerek, Ilencia, Sylphida, Yuisis, and Cleona set off for Blexit. On their way, their carriage is stopped by a squad of well-armed Knights accompanying a lavish-looking carriage.

Well, ahem, if your society still has less strict ethical standards... Although, even so, Mirastira is more interested in shoulders, and what's below them; it doesn't need observation checks.

Scipio, Zerek, Ilencia, Sylphida, Yuisis, and Cleona set off for Blexit. On the way, their carriage is stopped by a squad of well-armed knights accompanying a lavish-looking carriage.

Beat them up, guys, the time for revolution has come. :smile14:

Mirastir is more interested in shoulders; what's below doesn't need to be checked for observation skills.

Some people undress with their eyes, but Mirastir dissects with his gaze. It's immediately clear whose character it is.

I'm generally interested in this... If you're staring at or observing a person, you do it regardless of what you're looking at. And how is admiring facial features, for example, "more appropriate" than doing the same with breasts? You can't even attribute it to the fact that one might be an object of sexual fantasies, and the other isn't, because anything can be, including the same shoulders and arms.

Ideally, staring at anything isn't very polite, in my opinion. And the specifics of different regions play a role in the sense that certain things, at least in public perception (but I would say also in general), are more often the objects of characteristic fantasies, and therefore there is a corresponding association.

Did they stop and fall silent?