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They will kill*

Well, that's something we can fix! We have... oh, yes.

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First, calculate the stats for a promising philosopher, and then for an experienced one.

The Ss'elai Swamps are a hard-to-reach region located southwest of Airisufir, inhabited by numerous tribes of serpent people. It was here that the first detachment of the "Golden Griffin" was sent, which included Ilensiya, Sylphida, Cleona, Linderia, Rish, Shen, Yuisis, and Julius. There was no need to explain to the command the presence of two unregistered members of the organization for one reason or another. At the same time, inspired by Julius's talents, Yuisis suggested that the other members of the detachment join their educational sessions [describe this moment in order to receive the mentorship bonus].

Although he was not from Moenia, Julius was a well-known and popular figure in Linderia's homeland, embodying many of the qualities that the republic's inhabitants valued. And although the sorceress did not share all the popular ideals, she had quite warm feelings for the stories about Julius. Not least because Julius took up arms out of necessity, not out of a love for battle. And stories about such "heroes by chance" were very close to the girl. Therefore, when Julius offered to join the training under the guidance of a simulacrum of a legendary hero, Linderia did not refuse. Moreover, practice would be very useful in their current situation – it was the right time to refresh their memory of old combat training courses.

Unlocking BP.

For now, the "Griffin" detachment has not had the opportunity to prove itself, and therefore they had to be bored in the main camp of the empire in Ss'elae, waiting for the fateful day. Cleona did not stop complaining about the living conditions that did not suit her and continued to curse Rogdan, Scipio, and everyone else for having to be here. Fortunately, the officers under the command of Hibiscus were distinguished by their professionalism, and therefore they did not interfere in the detachment's affairs more than necessary, which made it possible to avoid conflicts. It was clear from Rish that he was worried about his master, with whom he had to part against his will, but this did not prevent him from focusing on the task assigned to him. Sylphida, as was easy to predict, was not happy with this turn of events, but, to everyone's surprise, unlike Cleona, neither the Ss'elai swamps nor life in the camp had a strong influence on her; she only sighed heavily from time to time, looking at the sky or out the window. Yuisis was familiar with military life, and therefore the current situation was not something new for him, and, perhaps, if it were not for his concern for the well-being of his beloved, he would have been in his element.

The commander assigned to their detachment was to Linderia's liking. Hibiscus was a worthy man, knowledgeable in his field, and at the same time, understanding the importance of discipline. An example for any officer. Given the course taken by Airisufir, she expected a more ambiguous personality. The military environment itself did not bother her too much, despite the not-so-pleasant memories associated with it. Moreover, against the background of the recent events in her life, even they had a certain touch of nostalgia. And, to some extent, the Moenian was even somewhat glad for the chance to put her skills back into practice – opportunities for practicing magical talents within the walls of Clematis were severely limited.

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The day of the unexpected deployment into the empire's service passed for many "Griffons" in great worry and bustle; Zerek and Ilensia were no exception.
While the knight did her best to help Sylphide prepare potions (or at least tried not to get in the way with her mandatory presence), the former brigand hurried across the city, hastily recalling fragments of trading stalls and shops that might be useful in what was perhaps the biggest adventure of his life. Doubts and fear troubled his mind from time to time, but the time spent under Rogdan's leadership had evidently instilled the necessary resolve in his heart.
A new crossbow at "Bivrest": with experienced movements, the adventurer inspected the weapon, aimed ahead, marking an imaginary target with a practiced eye — it looked quite satisfactory. A light training session at headquarters: mostly to awaken forgotten muscle memory for the familiar combat tricks in his arsenal. On the way, he swiped a couple of trinkets from the astrologers' guild: one for luck, the second for Ilensia in exchange for the potions her hero had prepared. It is impossible to provide for everything, of course, but going into battle without thorough preparation is a suicidal venture.
During this time, he turned to Raphael for help: with his trading experience, one could save a great deal. In conversation, he learned about a fine, hanging like a menacing cloud over the Griffon, after which he agreed to pay the latter out of his own pocket. After all, the money came from Meido anyway, and Zerek certainly wouldn't need extras on the front. He also handed over his jewelry to Mr. Kosto. If he's lucky, he'll return to Clematis a rich man. And if not, at least the finances will serve a decent person.
Having traded for the potions from Ilensia, the adventurer downed two of them in one go. His mood improved slightly, and with a confident stride, he headed to "Sukeba". This time, to relax and truly rest. Perhaps for the last time in his life. The dishes were simply magnificent — Zerek had never tasted such delightful food before. Sake flowed like a river, and the purse, packed full in the morning, gradually emptied until only a couple of dozen air remained at the bottom. The former brigand didn't want to leave at all; dark little thoughts returned: "Maybe, you know, this is it! Who's even going to look for me?" This state, however, did not last long: struggling to overcome himself, Zerek rose from the table, paid, and staggered toward headquarters.

Darbon only came to his senses with the sunset. Almost immediately, images of yesterday's drunken brawl surfaced in his memory: the old man clutched his head with his hands and shook it slightly from side to side, trying to banish the intrusive visions. Meanwhile, the noise of multiple voices could be heard outside the door of his small room. Could something else have happened?
After sitting in bed for about ten minutes, the sorcerer finally decided to cautiously check the living area. There, fortunately, the familiar faces of his fellow servicemen appeared before him. Many of them, however, expressed concern, dissatisfaction, or sometimes both. People were gathering animatedly, speaking briefly, leaving, and returning just as quickly. The front door was already creaking loudly, holding on only by some miracle to its flimsy hinges.
Finding the oldest of his acquaintances, Darbon slowly approached them.
— It's a pity, *hic*, that we, *hic*, will be serving in different detachments! — Zerek mumbled, swaying slightly on the spot.
— Afraid you won't last without me? — Ilensia smirked, carefully checking her equipment, neatly distributing potion flasks into her travel bag.
— Nah, *hic*, I'm worried about you) — the former brigand chuckled.
— Yeah, right... oh, Darbon. — the knight finally noticed the sorcerer, who was awkwardly lingering a short distance away. — How are you feeling?
— Th-thank you, everything is f-fine. — the old man hurried to answer. — And you?..
— Darboss, old man! — the intoxicated adventurer leaned on his shoulder in a friendly manner, causing the former to barely stay on his feet. — Very glad to see you! And we, and we, *hic*... — he paused for a moment. — On a mission, from the government!
— A small entrance exam. — Ilensia hurried to add, seeing the anxiety flare up in the sorcerer's eyes. — Don't worry, you'll stay at headquarters with Mr. Kosto, Garmid... In short, you won't be lost!
Hearing this, Darbon, who had begun to panic again, cheered up slightly. An involuntary sigh escaped his lips. Nevertheless, concern for his own safety was immediately replaced by apprehension for his squadmates.
— And don't even sweat us! — Zerek said, as if reading his thoughts. — We're just one foot in, one foot out. The main thing is that when we arrive, there's somewhere to return to, get it? So, can we rely on you here?
— Y-yes... Of course, sir. — the sorcerer promised sincerely. In the current situation, the desire to be useful to the comrades who cared for him outweighed even the fear of an uncertain future.
— Now that's great! — Zerek clapped his hands. — So, what's next, *hic*, is this the farewell?
— Something like that. — Ilensia nodded.
— Eh, it brings back memories... — the adventurer spoke dreamily. — We traveled together for so long, and now our paths diverge...
— The main thing is that we gather back together later.
— That's true. And next time, let's meet here again!
— And with the boss. — the knight added.
— Exactly. All together, with Mr. Rogdan! — Zerek extended a clenched fist. Ilensia responded in kind.
— And what about you, Darboss? You are also our most valued comrade! — the former brigand encouraged the sorcerer.
The little old man, hesitating slightly, timidly followed the example of his comrades.

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updates on current events tomorrow

Chrysanthemum of El Fermata
705.08.06.

However, due to her personality traits, her effectiveness in actual combat is significantly reduced.

The Hare Constellation

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So, I don't understand. What was that time jump? Was Shen training during those days? And what about chznh? O_o

In short, Valdemar, Alma, and Meido's antics, plus the setup involving Rogdan (whose disappearance Lucretia threatened to pin on Valdemar and Raphael), brought the "Griffin" guild's reputation to an all-time low, so during the audience scheduled for March 24th, they didn't so much offer us a job as they issued an ultimatum. In the evening, on the same day, the members of the organization (with the exception of Kai, Louise, Raphael, Darbon, and Harmid) were supposed to go to assist the imperial forces. Lucretia herself assigned us to different squads. And that's how, essentially, Shen ended up where he did. The day our trio went to "Snow White" was his last day in Clematis.

I don't understand anything yet, but...

The Swamps of Sselay are a hard-to-reach region located southwest of Airisufir, where numerous tribes of snake people live. It was here that the first detachment of the "Golden Griffin" was sent, which included Ilensiya, Sylphida, Kleona, Linderia, Rish, Shen, Yuisis, and Julius. There was no need to explain to the command the presence of two unregistered members of the organization for one reason or another. At the same time, inspired by Julius's talents, Yuisis suggested that the other members of the detachment join their educational sessions [describe this moment in order to receive the mentorship bonus].

The appearance of the great hero Nakiri Julius in the "Golden Griffin" team was a very pleasant surprise for Shen, because this man could not help but admire his talents. However, the guy did not have many opportunities to interact with him, so he could only admire this person's talents from afar.
However, soon, after a series of rather strange events, the Nakirian not only had the opportunity to follow the great hero in the same detachment, but also to learn something new from him. And Shen could not refuse such an opportunity:
— It will be a great honor for me to join the ranks of your students, Master Julius.

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And we have two frags in the team right away. Awesome...

Ah, Sif and Nebk left on their own. Nebk wasn't allowed to leave the city due to orders from the higher-ups, so he tried to find a loophole. He didn't find one. There were also too many guards at the exits (any exit) for just one Iv. That's why he dropped out of the game. Almost immediately after that, Sif also dropped out.

Revan, did you calculate the number of bubbles on the stockpile for me? I don't see it.

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Collection of Thelosian myths and legends [3000 air]
1 character can receive +1 to a random stat once a month.

Revan, could Shen buy and read it through Raphael retroactively before leaving, in March and April?

It consumes a reading limit upon first use, so you can only read it this month.

Okay, hold on, is this book not one of those you can read once a month along with others?
Revan, don't rush to place the order then. I need to take a look at other items first.

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Ah, darn it, there doesn't seem to be anything else particularly advantageous. Okay, I'll take the discounted book and read it in April.

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Are there any free healing potions, health potions, or cure potions left? If so, I would take one of each.

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And yes, sorry for being slow right now. This week and the upcoming weeks on weekdays are very busy =(

So, wait, is this book not one of those you can read once a month along with others?

/ The first time, he spends it. Then, he doesn't./

A couple of days later, Viola el Fiannon died of a heart attack. The imperial soldier who was with them shared his opinion, stating that the Lisliar slaves he had seen in the past died in a similar way.

/ No offense, but you chose a very bad way for Viola to die, Revan, and it wouldn't be so bad if it were just the way she died, but because of the soldier's comment, I'll definitely have to leave "Golden Griffins" at the first opportunity (upon returning from the army, for example)./

Three lives in just a couple of days? Have you guys completely lost it?

Well, I can't imagine an Artery character seeing a slave of a slave owner die, *possibly* from the slave mark, and continuing to work in the same organization as if nothing happened. I'm not offended; it's an RP moment. If I leave, I'll create another character, but it would be better not to leave...

So, you can join the guard and continue playing as Mirastir outside of "Griffins." And perhaps, if successful, even better offers will come along. My character is personally counting on that.