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The chances of this happening are very slim, but if it does, I will move the non-player character to an adjacent cell, and then you will both be standing invisible, right next to each other.
Besides the guy from Limmat, how do fatal wounds actually occur here? Like, after a battle, there's an attempt to revive them, and if they can't be revived, that's it?
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
I mean not just on a single cell, but in general, within the closest range. Players can’t just nonchalantly camouflage themselves on the same 12 cells; they can see each other during the process.
Besides the guy from Limmat, how do fatal injuries happen here? Like, after a battle, there's an attempt at resuscitation, and if they don't resuscitate, it's bad luck?
It's like in Tamfane (the safest city, by the way).
— She tried to attack our guest, Zeno, in retaliation for causing harm to someone named Anselm. At least, that's all we could make out through her hysterical, hate-filled screams. So... your squad's activity report from last week didn't mention this, but during this incident, it turned out that Zeno was attacked by someone from your group, and then another person, presumably Anselm, verbally provoked him into retaliating, which is what caused this girl to lose her temper. Am I understanding the situation correctly?
— That's right, — the girl nodded. — I thought that Zeno and I had resolved the misunderstanding that arose between him and some of my comrades, so we decided it was acceptable to omit this incident to avoid implicating anyone involved. Both parties received their reprimands, and Zeno had no further complaints. I couldn't have imagined that Imelda would do something so foolish. What will happen to her now?
— Specifically regarding this incident? Nothing. Zeno said that in both cases, he didn't feel offended and would prefer not to make a big deal out of it, but things turned out to be more complicated. Among the attacker's personal belongings, we found this. — He takes something out of the drawer and places it on the table: a vial containing the Blessing of the Moon Princess. — Does it look familiar?
I was actually waiting for a good opportunity to use them on Anselm... It didn't work out in Thrace, but here, in the hotel, we were left alone in one room - a perfect moment, but alas...
– If this is what I think it is, I’ve only seen it once – when we were working for Count Tamfany. We didn’t even know what it was at the time – we only found out later, after the leader of our squad handed over all the findings to our employer. I can’t even imagine where and why Imelda could have gotten something like that. The more I listen, the more I realize that I know absolutely nothing about my sister.
— Oh? — Ilva is completely immersed in the process and spends quite a long time doing it, not noticing at all that at one point someone appears behind her. — Now I see who I owe for the fact that my little florist finally stopped taking care of the plants and spent time on something else. — Ah, this? — The Countess touches the artificial ears on her head. — I was playing with the city children. Hmm... — She looks around, assessing the fruits of Ilva's labor. — I see that my greenhouse has a new owner.
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