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By the way, I had a dream about a Count today. He had 10 hit points (or whatever this thing is called in Miray) that regenerated during the battle, and he also made a lot of attacks per turn...

Still better than dreaming with Rinze.

The leader of the local Mirai sect will probably be like that.

-- I apologize... I fully understand your extremely noble desire to solve your own problems using other people's resources, but, considering the circumstances surrounding the appearance of the aforementioned girl, her connection to your criminal organization is, at best, unclear. You should think about some more specific benefit for us than "maybe, if you help me, it might possibly bring you closer to your own goal."

— A benefit, hmm? If you have any other leads about this girl, then... — The Count smirked. — I'm not forcing you to do anything; we live in a free country.

– It will be much easier for us to remain ignorant of her past than for you to stay in the middle of a city taken over by organized crime, – Alessia retorted immediately.

Error #24: Trying to persuade an NPC in the Revan expedition.

-- It will be much easier for us to remain ignorant of her past than for you to remain in the middle of a city taken over by organized crime. -- Alessia retorted immediately.

— Perhaps, but does Baron Gungnir share that sentiment? If you believe he does, then what can we do... It seems fate has decided that our alliance is not meant to be.

“Alessia, why are you doing this? We were getting along just fine,” Gulveig thought, and looked hopefully at their leader, Veserod.

For a while, Kalentia watched Alessia’s audacity with bewilderment, as she decided to even profit from the task assigned by Gungnir. For a moment, the Argalian was even speechless, but she quickly recovered and intervened in the conversation. “We apologize for our companion’s behavior,” the girl said humbly, bowing her head and casting a disapproving glance at the airisufi, “it seems she was overtired after the theatrical performance and fancied herself a member of the ‘Golden Griffin.’ Please do not take her words seriously.”

"Are you going to keep groveling before this little man? Maybe you'll kiss his boots, or something? First, this idiot attacked us, got beaten up, and after this wonderful encounter, he decided that we're all eager to solve his problems, risking our lives," Alessia thought, responding with an equally unfriendly glare. Although, perhaps Calentia was simply attracted to the bad boy...

— Ha-ha, don't worry, that was a good attempt. And it might serve as a good life lesson for you,” the second sentence was addressed to Alessia, “even if your opponent in negotiations turns out to be the most stupid, cowardly, and weak person you have ever seen, as long as he has leverage over you, your words will mean nothing to him.

Gullveig bowed.
-- My lord, allow me to say. There are many people in Tamphan, and if your assumption about the kidnappers is correct, then Yua may not be from this city. But what if a similar girl actually disappeared, and you know her?
*Describes Yua's features and other details that may be useful for identification.*

— I would like to give you an encouraging answer, but unfortunately, I can't.

If no one has any further questions, I suggest we wait for Veserod, in case he wants to inquire about the lake. In the meantime, we can brainstorm what, who, where, and how we can try to find a lead on the princess. So far, I only have a couple of obvious ideas:
1) Question the Mirai girl in the workshop, in case she is indeed connected to the "Moon Princess." The chances are high, especially if the organization's leadership consists of Mirai, and she is the leader of the local cell. And she certainly looks menacing.
2) Send someone to gather information at the bar and observe any suspicious activity. I think Ryohei or Anders would be best suited for this role. Ryohei is, after all, a shinobi, while Anders may have knowledge/experience in similar areas due to his past. And they both have good stealth skills, in case we need to follow someone.

Tell him that the bandits might have built a base at the bottom of the lake, and he should open access to it.