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— Nngua! — The man initially doesn't hinder the guest's advances, but then, after regaining his footing, he pushes her away, after which he himself loses his balance. — Listen... Listen, p-please... Stop... I... I can't.

Besides feeling pity for the guard, it was hard to watch his humiliation. After he collapsed on the floor, Kalentia did leave the room, but not to bring him more alcohol, but to ask Bertha if they had anything that could help sober up Hans.

slaps

— No. — The doctor's answer was unequivocal. — I strongly advise against neglecting rest, so use today to restore your morale.

— Well, in that case, that's what I'll do. Have a good day, Eisen.
Deciding that developing his skills would help restore his morale, Rohei heads to the training hall.

Using an event point for training.

Rohey receives 200 experience points.

Basically, we need to beat up Hans...

Well, I won't beat him up. If nothing works out at all, which is likely, I'll tell Greta everything as it is.

her berta is called

/He could have given them all names starting with "G"!/

— No, there isn't. I sometimes called my sister, who works at the clinic, to help with this, but I don't know what's involved or how it's used. And I don't drink myself.

I understand the other three are with Bertha, so feel free to add comments.
-- No luck, Kel? Maybe you should get a basin of water? And I can go to the clinic.

— This is a letter from my younger brother, Eilhard, — the aristocrat explained with a smile, — expressing his gratitude and appreciation for the fact that I once relinquished my right to inherit the lands and titles of our father.

Veserod shrugged. In general, he understood the essence of the mechanisms that governed the fates of Gregor and people of his kind, but the very moments of "legality" in these vague matters were meaningless, at best just a piece of paper that could be easily torn or burned. And most of these rules were not even traditions rooted in centuries, having a sound basis for the survival of the people, or a sacred subtext, but simply a phantom invented by the inhabitants of any particular place at any particular time, to which they had no respect and, in any case, tried to find ways to circumvent it.
"Aristocrat," Veserod thought. "A thief who should be put in chains for the common good."
— It's good that you have someone who can continue your work. If he has a knack for it, then it's for the best, because there's no point in going against one's own nature. A wolf will always look towards the forest, no matter how well you feed it.

I can go to the clinic.

I can invite my character; he seems to be free right now.

Revives a character who died from a lack of health.

He's still alive, Fragment...
But seriously, does Revan have enough skills to recover, if he's given the necessary medication at the clinic?

Yes.

Added 3 minutes later
— That’s exactly right. It’s just sad that dear Eilhard doesn’t understand this and rashly believes that his sarcastic gratitude will have any effect on my mental balance. — Gregor put the letter back in the envelope, deftly twirled it between his fingers, and put it in his waistcoat pocket. — However, it is not right to judge members of one’s own family, so I ask you to forget what you heard. Tell me instead how you are doing after winning the competitions.

Alright, I won't wait for Ples then; the strategy is obvious anyway.
Gullveig goes to the clinic, where she encounters Rohey and explains the situation to him.