Posts from ⚔️Serberia Auto-translated

I could just write out politically-oriented responses categorized as "positive-neutral-negative," but if not, then so be it.

/Frag, in the standard version, it seemed like a workshop. Although repairing katanas... they might refuse.
Perhaps they can fix it in Tamfane on the way back, although I wouldn't want to delay things./

It's unlikely there's a workshop right next to the store; it probably would have been mentioned. You can ask, of course, but what if they take the gear and take it to be repaired somewhere, right before patrolling... I'll go after that.

positive

You were arrested by the aristocracy's secret police for excessive loyalty to the queen.

negative

You were arrested by the queen's secret police for insufficient loyalty to the queen.

neutral

You were arrested by the aristocracy's secret police for insufficient hatred towards the queen, and then by the queen's secret police for insufficient loyalty to the queen.

Of course, I might be wrong, and this could be easy money, but that's just my feeling.

But later, she will definitely say a few kind words to her, saying that from her point of view, Alessia is very beautiful.

How cruel this is in the context of what happened.

I could have just written a political response with "positive-neutral-negative" opinions, but I won't.

/ My answer is much more diplomatic than that...
Well, who knows, the noble faction is unlikely to punish for incorrect answers, otherwise, why would the count keep a sophist under his wing? And it's unclear what the sophist faction will do; players and allied NPCs don't seem to be against it (unlike the Illians, who will soon be massively slaughtered), but maybe they will indeed find some insufficiently polite address somewhere (they should have written the title of Her Most Beautiful, Magnificent, Radiant, Luminous, Kind, Lovely, Desirable, Charming, and Majestic Queen of All Serberia and, in the future, of the Entire World, Sophia der Grosse, in three lines, but you only wrote it in two, oh-oh, we won't execute you yet, but you'll spend your OS on a punishment essay). In short, I agree with everything the guys said./

Ah, Revan, look what you've done to the players... okay, I'll format it somehow and we can submit it. And check the mountain sources there, in case they don't let Lokka through.

In the medical practice of Serberia, this condition is known as "Rinze's syndrome".

and check for ore deposits there, if Loca allows it

/Definitely. Vegi planned it before going to sleep, since everything is in the same forest anyway./

- I came from afar, that's true, - Veserod nodded cheerfully to the employee. - I was traveling through the forest and stumbled upon you. Am I right in assuming that... this is a place for relaxation and cleansing the body? I may have heard about such places, but I haven't had the chance to visit one.

“That’s right,” the girl nodded. “My grandfather founded this place, inspired by the bathing culture of Mirai.” She glanced at Veserod again. “Actually… our establishment is intended for influential people from the city, but if you have money and the desire, we welcome you too.”

- A family craft is always a pleasant event, - he nodded approvingly. - And what are the prices?

— And what do you think, would you just like to take a dip and relax? Grandfather is simply practicing healing esotericism, exorcising evil spirits, breaking the chains with which demons enslave people, and removing curses... However, please excuse him, Grandfather is very focused on making a profit, and therefore our prices are, for the most part, calculated for aristocrats and wealthy merchants.

- I just want to relax... I think I'm doing okay with the spirits, - the hunter smirked. - But just out of curiosity, how much would that cost?

— A rest will cost you 500 selics, and an esoteric session will cost five times more than that.

- Well... I'm glad to support the family business, - Veserod parts with five hundred silvers. It's a bit expensive, of course, but for at least some pleasant memories of this strange province, it's worth it.