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Aldelion had only just turned 18, he was the heir to Guildaria and handled a bow quite well, but Stefania, like the other members of the lord's entourage, knew little about him — many would sometimes even forget he existed, so rarely did he appear in public. There were rumors that he greatly disliked women.
- What nonsense. So much money, time, and effort spent so that the fortunate of this world could stuff their bellies and have a good time.
- Aldelion, watch your filthy tongue, or I will rip it out right now. - His father's tone was extremely cold and stern.
- Tch... - The son switched to a whisper. - And why did they even drag me here...
The heir decided to step aside, where he continued his grumbling in the company of a foreigner.
Stefania knew that he was some sort of mercenary who had recently appeared in her lord's retinue, but what exactly his services were, she did not know.
- A man with a quirk, no doubt. - Adalard gestured with his gaze toward one of the female guests.
- Appearing here was part of the payment he demanded, he wanted to entertain his lady this way. Keep an eye on him — he is useful, but very dangerous.
Aldelion's behavior was undoubtedly not quite befitting such an event. Not to mention the family he came from. But at the same time, Stefania could not condemn the young lord. On the contrary, she smiled almost imperceptibly, as if agreeing with his opinion. But when Adalard scolded him, the girl looked as cold and aloof as possible. It was not her business to meddle in family disputes.
As for Adalard's order to keep an eye on the mercenary, Stefania merely nodded:
"It shall be done" — that was what her gesture conveyed.
For a man of his build, Lord Gitgood Flaveresence moved quite briskly and did not overindulge in transport such as carriages or servants' backs (contrary to the rumors spread by ill-wishers envious of his wealth). He arrived accompanied by his wife, children, the Knight of Justice and her two friends, the Knight of the Golden Tower and his loyal companion.
Wait, I don't get it — did they arrive in the capital as some kind of "organized convoy," or each on their own "transport" (just together)?
And another question: is there enough room on a horse/pegasus/wyvern/hydra for Emilia to seat Amalia with her?
You can ride in the carriage with the lord, or separately on your own.
Outside of battle — yes.
If they came on pegasi (not in flight mode, but "on foot"), accompanying the lord — is that okay?
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно. Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится. (Закон сохранения).
For a man of his build, Lord Gitgood Flaveresence moved quite briskly and did not overindulge in transport such as carts or servants' backs (contrary to circulating rumors spread by ill-wishers envious of his wealth). He arrived accompanied by his wife, children, the Knight of Justice and her two friends, the Knight of the Golden Tower and his loyal companion.
Wait, I didn't get it — did they arrive in the capital as some kind of "organized caravan" or each on their own "transport" (just together)?
And another question: is there enough room on a horse/pegasus/wyvern/hydra for Emilia to seat Amalia with her?
You can ride in the carriage with the lord, or separately on your own.
Outside of combat — yes.
If they came on pegasi (not in flight mode, but "on foot"), escorting the lord — is that fine?
Fine
What are you all talking about, that was a man driven by pure love.
But don't worry: he's not interested in women. He loves to mate with monsters. And in a way, he was spawned by Geroyist.
A mighty warrior who doesn't like women? Indeed, I've missed a lot...
His name is Khatarait. I think I spelled it right. But not sure. He was a simple NPC who accompanied Geroyist in his criminal dealings. He died a little bit, and Geroyist, being a good guy, spent the goddess's blessing on a res for Khatarait. And that one went off to do all sorts of nasty things. Not to players, but nasty things overall. And he leveled up quite a bit in the process. He constantly claimed he had a beloved and that she wasn't human. Only in the end it turned out he meant a horrible mutant. He mated with that mutant, and then the mutant also died a little bit. In short, it's better not to be in the same team as Khatarait. He'll easily betray you for his own goals. But he's strong.
But don't worry: he's not interested in women. He loves to mate with monsters. And in a way, he was sired by a Heroist.
A mighty warrior who doesn't like women? Indeed, I've missed a lot...
His name is Khatarait. I think I spelled it right. But I'm not sure. He was a simple NPC who accompanied the Heroist in his criminal dealings. He died a little, and the Heroist, being a good soul, spent the goddess's blessing on resurrecting Khatarait. And he went off to do all sorts of nasty things. Not to players, but nasty things in general. And he leveled up quite a bit in the process. He kept claiming he had a beloved and that she wasn't human. But in the end, it turned out he was talking about a horrific mutant. He coupled with that mutant, and then the mutant also died a little. In short, you'd better not be on the same team as Khatarait. He'll easily betray you for his own goals. But he's strong.
I think you've just described the future Emperor of Tezoth.