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#8877
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— I'm afraid that Sir Tyros has nothing to do with determining the location of the Tear of Arteria, and the identity of the secret informant is still unknown to us... However, as captain of the Inquisition, and simply as a person, I agree with Her Highness, Philia Idolatraize — even if it brings shame to the history of the Church and Regenleif, the best solution would be to leave the Tear in the hands of the Count, especially since it will be useless to him in itself. However... Ricky Serdolik's sense of justice will most likely not allow her to turn a blind eye to such a provocation. We, her subordinates, can only look for ways to prevent the worst-case scenario from happening.
— Well, suggest another medicine to the Count...

Actually, with the Sylphid potion, we could have cured Rutger and prevented the plan. But Alessia probably wouldn't want that. And the other option is more interesting, yes.

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#8878
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After the dialogue between Calentia and Laurentia, something shifted in Eyre's naive mind.
— So, is it that this bastard is holding Imelda hostage to force us to participate in his insane plans?!

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#8879
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-Yeah, it's a good plan, what's wrong with it?
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#8880
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– Either that, or he’s doing us a favor. Don’t believe everything you hear – although that’s a possibility, there’s no need to rush to conclusions. And besides, we don’t have any other choice but to complete the task the Count has given us and free Imelda.
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#8881
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He seemed to like her, so why is he suddenly a jerk?
-- This... -- someone whispered from the corridor. -- It's not my business, of course, but if you listen to them, it's not just a betrayal of the Count and whoever hired you, but it's almost like treason against the state. It's punishable by death.
Alessia didn't really care about the Count or Serberia, not really. But the inquisitor's smirk reminded her of something, not so long ago, and still very painful. A strange, vague feeling that quickly turned into hatred for the one who caused it. Suddenly, she felt the urge to turn that pretty face into a charred skull.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza,
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
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#8882
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"It's terrible when you think about it," Anders thought to himself, "I've already committed a terrible sin, leading three inquisitors, holy men, to their deaths. I'll have to make a generous donation to the church to atone for at least some of my sins..."
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#8883
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— Either that, or he's doing us a favor. Don't believe everything you hear—although that option is possible, it's not worth rushing to conclusions. Besides, we have no other choice but to carry out the task entrusted to us by the Count and free Imelda.
Count Orlov
— This... — someone whispered from the corridor. — It's none of my business, of course, but if you listen to them, it's not only a betrayal of the Count and whoever hired you, but also something akin to treason. It's punishable by death.
— Allow me to disagree, — Tyros spoke again, — even though I wasn't born from Rutger Riveldstein's seed, I am still his legitimate heir, and I consider it my duty to prevent my father's mistakes... My alliance with Laurentia is aimed at placing me at the head of Myrkoria. I have allies among the influential residents of the city, as well as tacit approval from the central government—Duke Illia will not dare to do anything as long as I have the patronage of Artoria! If you needed something from Rutger Riveldstein, I can provide it to you instead.

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#8884
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He has a very negative attitude towards Sofia, really. He's her main hater. So much so that he makes all sorts of deals with her behind his parents' backs.
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#8885
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"That's quite a rumor." -- I highly doubt you had any connections at court, unless it was with the maids. Whether your father is plotting what was said is a murky matter, but conspiring with foreign agents certainly doesn't align with Serberian laws. We had a chance to confirm that last week.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza,
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
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#8886
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They’ll break your leg too.
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#8887
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Perhaps, in his own imagination, Tyros sounded like a noble and generous ruler, wanting to extend a helping hand to them. But to Kalentia, it seemed as if the young man had revealed his true motives – he didn't care about the human sacrifices; he craved power at the cost of his own father's life. He had even prepared in advance, discussing everything with representatives of the crown. If such behavior revealed anything about the Argalian, it was that his words or promises should not be trusted – in pursuit of his ambitions, people are capable of anything. And he would betray their squad just as easily as he betrayed the trust of his parents. Or perhaps even more easily – the pupils of Gungnir were complete strangers to him. “It sounds too good to be true. And didn’t you yourself, Sir Tyros, admit to my sister your dislike for Her Majesty?”
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#8888
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Count Orlov
"That's quite a story."
-- I highly doubt you had any connections at court, unless it was with the maids. Whether your father is truly planning what was said is a murky matter, but conspiring with foreign agents certainly doesn't align with Serberian law. We had a chance to see that last week.
— I get the impression that you don't want a peaceful resolution to the situation and, for some reason unknown to me, you are inciting both groups to conflict... Of course, I will be happy if my suspicions are wrong.
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— It sounds too good to be true. And didn't you, Sir Tyros, admit to my sister that you dislike Her Majesty?
— My attitude towards the Queen is irrelevant. At the moment, it is not she who is planning the massacre, but my father. My duty is to preserve the honor of our house and protect its head from defiling his own soul, and if that means I have to cooperate with people I don't have a high opinion of, then so be it.

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#8889
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— I have the impression that you do not want a peaceful resolution to the current situation and, for some unknown reason, are inciting both groups to conflict... Of course, I would be happy if my suspicions were wrong.
— And I have the feeling that you have a "Fire Rune" on your forehead, ahem, — the hunchback snickered nastily.
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#8890
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Because you wrote it in black text, I had to wonder when Kalentia started being portrayed as a hunchback...

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#8891
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Yes, I've already fixed it...

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As I understand it, Sivy, Alex, and I are in for the battle. Heroist will probably also be in for completing the quest from the Count. It's hard to say about Lock. We can wait for Heroist and, if he's in, start the battle. Or Alex can ask questions now and escalate if he wants. Or I can, if everyone is in, write that the words of Tyros don't inspire confidence.