Posts from Ad aspera

Are you heading to Nebok-Revan? You can go to the police stables, travel on your own, or find the elder. If you need to, this is the fastest option.

As the game progresses, the elf finds himself in an embrace. Over the shoulder. A male embrace.
-- Oh, a new face! Whatever it may be... Let's go play some dice, the night hasn't even started!

- Aaa, damn it! - Karlsson imagines that his beloved brothers are hiding in the bushes with freshly captured peasant girls, and angrily throws the device in that direction, barely stopping himself from crushing it in his hand.

Yes, if Revan doesn't mind. I'll play tomorrow if needed.

"He's pestering me..."
Another great pastime, losing means losing money. Winning means they might accuse you of cheating. If possible, it's better to avoid it.
-- I... No... I... -- the goblin stammered and tried to slip out of the embrace, hoping that no quick moves were expected of him right now.

Leaving the elder to enjoy life, the couple arrives at the way station. The walk is no more than a couple of hundred meters. Greeting them: "Good day. How can I help you?", the attendant immediately offers to sell them a horse, or better yet, a pair, but not finding any enthusiasm for this idea among the guests, he reluctantly says: "Well... then you can rent horses for the lady and gentleman, three silver coins until the end of tomorrow. Or one for four. We have good horses. Strong ones. Of course, with some collateral. You won't be riding in a carriage, will you?"

The warrior greeted the count with a bow.
"Ready, ready. I'll assess you – as a solid fighter, of course! I used to serve in the guard. I participated in capturing a bandit gang. And I subdued all sorts of maniacs on the streets. So, I have combat experience."
He delicately omitted the details that for most of the time he simply stood like a statue at his post or patrolled around. And "maniacs" were usually just ordinary drunken brawlers. Although it was not difficult to guess this anyway. Perhaps his experience wasn't quite relevant to the knightly duels taking place here, but he had no doubt about his abilities.

- Will this stuff splash on me? Show me what needs to be done.

- Good day. Two horses for three silver coins each. We need to go to the neighboring village, it's not far.
While his companion thoughtfully looks into the distance, Unus pays for both. The paladin assesses whether this woman is capable of physical labor. Perhaps she can help him with the church repairs, so he doesn't have to pay for the horse.