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"Ah, civilization!" Alessia thought as, after several hours in a rickety carriage that seemed ready to fall apart, the outlines of Tamfana finally appeared over the hill. "At least it looks like a city."
But reality, once again, failed to live up to expectations, and Tamfana turned out to be a dirty, overly crowded slum where smelly people aimlessly wandered the narrow streets, seemingly lacking not only a goal but also a direction. Countless ugly faces, coming towards her, along the way, to the left, to the right, everywhere, as if in a nightmare, Alessia walked through this mass, covering her face with her hand and already hating the ruler of this land, who allows such horror in his own domain. And yet, even Tamfana, being a real city and not a Gungnir village, offered corresponding opportunities, primarily for spending, but also for earning.
Alessia began her stay here, of course, with spending – restrained extravagance had a certain special charm and had a calming effect on her. She visited "Vitrazh" and, of course, could not resist the temptation to purchase "Interview" – perhaps not only out of her desire to learn about the latest news in the world of politics, but also to see the new, biting remarks of a familiar author. She admired the flower shop – they say that beauty is capable of growing even in the most barren soil, but in Tamfana... it's too incredible. She had even agreed to a "determination of the flower of the heart."
I'll try visiting the acting place later, then I'll play it.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
“Amarillis,” said the flower girl, finishing her description of the flower that represented Alessia’s heart. “Pride and unparalleled beauty (+1 to charisma, +1 to beauty).”
I go around Ples from the left as much as possible and attack (it's good that we're not in D&D). So that the hero can reach Ples and attack him if necessary.
-Yeah, right - Anders chuckled awkwardly - let's go for another walk. After walking a bit more, Anders and Kristina pass by "Stained Glass". Anders stopped: -Listen, I have an idea. How about we buy a book and read it together? Well, you said you only read books because it's better than staring at the ceiling, but maybe you're still interested...
While Kristina was considering this offer, Alessia burst into the store and bought the only book that might be of interest to Anders and Kristina: -Oh :( - said Anders - well, let's go, I'll walk you home. Anders walked the girl to her doorstep, after which he stopped at the door, waiting for her reaction.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?