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First, we finish the interview. Then Anselm collects the reward for completing the quests. After that, we move on to the purchasing phase. Simultaneously, Alex decides about Alessia. And then, finally, we start the patrol.
It would be better to write about the overnight stay first.
What should I write about? Well, I'll go to the forest then, if that's the case, and I can role-play later. We can set up a nighttime ambush, 2 vs. 20. And can they steal our stuff at night?
“Thank you very much, Katrina!” Ilva scratched the cover of her notebook, bowed, and walked away.
Let’s check out the amphitheater (before the contest), and if they don’t want us there, we’ll go to Taolun last.
Leo will be a guard cat and will start meowing loudly when he sees thieves.
Oh, I forgot that you're with us too... I thought I'd finally have a chance to spend some quality time with my animist companion in the same sleeping bag.
I had forgotten that you're with us too... I thought I would finally have the opportunity to spend some quality time with my fellow animator in the same sleeping bag.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
“Her very life is a vulgar parody of a human being,” the viscount remarked about the queen, “those who try to resist the flow of time and rely on science to overcome their limitations will never be able to appreciate the true beauty of life. Give them a thousand years, and they won’t gain any wisdom.”
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