Posts from Lungworth Auto-translated

— Thank you for your hospitality, but I didn't come as a customer, — the Heckelian greeted the girls with a graceful curtsy and smiled politely. — My name is Shanaz, and I'm a maid sent by the workers' guild.

- I'm ready to start training, - said Atarax, outwardly showing no emotions, but inwardly feeling a small joy at having made a good choice of city for training.

— First, finish the registration, and then you can proceed... Go back to the building of the civil service and immigration.

- The ribs of the enemy are my whetstone. His eye sockets are my sheaths... - Vargas grumbled. - Alright, then tell me in more detail. I and a couple of assistants are creating a "Joint Stock Company," after which we acquire the right to receive assignments that your citizens register. Is that right? In this case, you act only as an aggregator-intermediary, which profits from these contracts by taking a certain percentage. Is that right? Or, in addition to relaying information back and forth, do you provide some additional benefit to the organizations registered with you, such as, I don't know, providing training facilities, discounts in partner stores, tax breaks, or something similar? What prevents interested citizens from contacting the contractor directly, if they already know him, without wasting time and money on registering the request through you? And what kind of assignments can I, as a contractor, expect from your system? In terms of what they usually consist of, what amounts are they paid with? I don't think that the people living in your prosperous city have a frequent need for mercenaries.

— Allow me to escort you. — Offered the blue one.

Payment will depend on the complexity of the contracts, while the complexity of the contracts depends on the rank of your organization — we will not give you tasks that, in our opinion, you are not capable of.

- Uh-huh.

Atarax returns to the immigration building to finish the paperwork.

— I would be most grateful, — Shanaz smiled in reply.

— And to you as well. Hmm... — The trainer placed his large hand on the lower part of Erich's shoulder and assessed the degree of muscle development. — First, tell me about yourself, buddy. Where are you from, what are you traveling for, and why do you want to train?

“He speaks like a military man, and a victorious one at that,” Gai blurted out without thinking, then was surprised at himself – where did he learn such phrases? “And what organizations are currently active?”

Stigma: Mirror of Arteries
Felicia's divine stigma allows her to reflect attacks back at her opponents and also erect magical barriers over entire cities.

— But for whom? That's the question... Valkyries don't marry. Or am I misunderstanding the dogmas of your religion?

- I see. So, I either need to write a message to my colleagues or go to some tavern where they order beer and miso, and look for partners there... Maybe you have any reliable candidates in mind, with whom we can form this gang, I mean, a squad? And what about the financial aspect: do you charge any fees for being a member of your guild, or is everything fair and just a percentage of the contract? Are the fees subject to taxes? Are there any special citizenship requirements to operate within your system?

Vivere est militare, est victis, — Gai blurted out without thinking, and then was surprised — where does he even know such phrases from? — And what are the existing organizations you have?