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— You can tell me about it later, — Calentia said briefly, hugging her friend goodbye. — As for the house, it’s better if you talk to her about it yourself. If I tell Buvardia myself, I’m afraid she might interpret it as a hint. And I don’t want her to make such decisions under pressure. Let her choose the option that seems more comfortable to her.
— Do you think I have that much time? — Vegi replied wearily. — Although, you’re right. — Hmm, one more thing. I’m picking out some reading material for the trip; can I keep “Gladiators” for myself?
-- Hmm, another one. I'm picking out some reading material for the trip; can I keep "Gladiators" for myself?
— Yes, of course, — Calentia's voice held genuine surprise, — what problems could there possibly be? If you want, I can also lend you something from my personal collection to read on the trip.
"Oh, they have tours? It brings back memories." Gulveig takes advantage of one of the pauses and turns to Bouvardia. -- Have a good day! I wanted to say that I'm leaving for a month today, so the house will be empty. If you want, you can stay at my place while I'm gone.
— That’s very kind of you, thank you. — The girl wanted to ask where Gulveig was going, but decided not to keep her any longer than necessary. — Have a good journey.
— That's very kind of you, thank you. — The girl wanted to ask where Gulveig was going, but decided not to keep her any longer than necessary. — Have a good journey.
— Thank you, and you have a good tour. Search: Vergil's students.
Who was talking about overpowered samurai? Apparently, I'm the exception. He couldn't do anything to the weakened warrior; he just served as a punching bag.
In the past, Detlef was clearly a mighty warrior, and even in his current state, he far surpassed Rohei in skill, easily dodging all his attacks that he didn't parry. But the illness clearly affected him; his strikes were accurate but weak, and what ultimately let him down was his slowed reaction speed, which meant the samurai always had time to recover from his blows. It's unknown how long this would have lasted if Detlef hadn't eventually run out of strength – in fact, he was defeated solely by his own illness.
Staggering from the numerous blows he had taken, Rohei put away his weapon and helped the warrior to his feet. — Well, I think the solution is obvious now... Trying to fight in this condition is the same as abandoning the way of the sword right now. But if he were healthy, this fight would probably have lasted no more than half a minute. Author
Amelia's Gold Medal -1 to action cost (Rohei only)
He finds them in the church. The children donate their pocket money to a good cause.
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After the duel, blood gushed from the swordsman's mouth, and he coughed heavily before losing consciousness. He was soon taken away by the clinic staff and taken for surgery.
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Who was talking about overpowered samurai? Apparently, I'm the exception. Sad. Couldn't do anything to even a weak enemy, just served as a punching bag.
You haven't upgraded the Shinobi branch yet. In the previous expansion, it was one of the potentially strongest. And the swords here are overpowered, as you could already see with Air. Unless the rapier, axe, and maybe the morning star or mace can match it in terms of DPS.
— That's the last one... — Yua frowned. — Will my sister, Eir, and my brother, Veserod, be upset with me?
- No, they won't. And it would be strange if anyone got upset about this, - Anselm tried to reassure the girl. - But if any difficulties arise, feel free to ask for help.