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In short, I’m giving you three days to decide what the organization is and what its goals are (if any), otherwise, I will assign you to compulsory service to Empress Airisufira with all the consequences that entails.

Thank the Goddess that after a lively discussion that lasted several days, we finally developed a concept for an independent organization. Can you imagine how frustrating it would be to be in compulsory service?

/I said a long time ago that it would end up this way./

Yeah, I also said that it would have been better to hire a guard unit instead of a squad of evil mercenaries.

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Each spoonful (or forkful?) of curry gave Linderne a pleasant spiciness in her mouth, which the sorceress had already missed. The chefs at the "Snow White" had done a good job of conveying the piquant taste of this dish, and 120 air coins were a fair price for their work. Overall, during the entire week spent in Clematis, the moenie had not yet encountered any chefs in the capital whose efforts would not have met her expectations. This was another feature of the capital that, in addition to the architecture, the girl liked.

Every spoon (or fork?)

Every spoon (or fork?)

But we're in the Revan setting, so chopsticks.

Yeah, I also said that it would have been better to have a service instead of making a squad of evil mercenaries.

It wasn't necessary to create slaves that players can't control and to take influence from heroes that players also can't control.

He's not a slave, but a servant.

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I'm going back home and recounting everything I heard (to the walls) => waiting for the others to return...

The surprise for Linderia wasn't the news about their upcoming participation in the war, which the girl had actually expected, but the fact that Meido's drunken escapades and Waldemar's antics weren't the only transgressions of the "Golden Gryphon." She was hearing the story about the restaurant for the first time. And perhaps, if Linderia had known about it earlier, she would have left the organization before being sent to atone for the mistakes of the trio leading the squad. While many of her comrades were now angry at Lucretia and cursing her, the sorceress didn't feel any negative emotions towards the countess – she probably would have acted the same way in her place. Leaving aside the setup with Rogdan, all the complaints about the squad were more than justified. And that was just the tip of the iceberg – if Lucretia had delved deeper into the squad's affairs, she would have had enough compromising material to last a lifetime. Yes, compared to joining the "Golden Gryphon," that adventure with the potion seemed like an absolutely well-considered and rational decision to the Moenian – she should have fled that sinking ship at the first opportunity. The problem was that such an opportunity might not present itself again.
The list of squads to which the organization's members were assigned seemed quite curious to Linderia, especially the last one. There was no doubt that Waldemar and Almo were being sent to their deaths, as the main culprits behind the current state of the "Golden Gryphon." With one elegant move, Lucretia was not only getting rid of undesirable elements, unworthy of redemption, but also using their sacrifice for the benefit of the empire. As for the other two squads, the first was likely to join the main forces on the front lines, while the members of the second would be tasked with providing support to the empire's army in other areas. At least, these were the thoughts that came to the sorceress's mind as she pondered the composition of these groups.

Yeah, it wasn't a good idea to try and play for fun in a competitive multiplayer environment where everyone is bound by a pre-arranged agreement from the start. Because it's so great when you have to worry about every move you make, so you don't accidentally put the whole group at a disadvantage.

the sorceress didn't seem to harbor any negative feelings towards the countess – she probably would have acted the same way in her place.

Would she kill someone for "wrong" words?

Would she kill someone for using "incorrect" words?

She would take the opportunity to recruit a strong mercenary unit without having to pay for their likely expensive services.

It wasn't necessary to create slaves that players can't control and to take conviction from heroes that players also can't control.

And everyone should play as neutral creatures with only one response: "Ok" to all events; then there definitely won't be any problems.

I would take the opportunity to recruit a strong mercenary unit without having to pay for their likely expensive services.

I don't see an option to "decline." So, this isn't recruitment.

Yeah, it wasn't a good idea to try playing for fun in a party-based gameplay system with a predetermined, closed group. Because it's so great when you have to worry about every step you take, so you don't accidentally put the whole group in danger.

I had RP problems. It's hard to justify why the character is still hanging out with such a problematic group that any sane person would avoid from a mile away.

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I don't see an option to "refuse." So it's not recruitment.

There is an option. The consequences aren't very pleasant, but it exists...

And everyone should play as neutral factions with only one response to all events: "Ok". Then there definitely won't be any problems.

Well, yes, at least something can be done that way. I wrote about it at the very beginning.

The point is not to include "all neutrals," because each one contributes something of their own to this, but to create a well-organized group with a clear ideology.