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Added 5 minutes ago Fragment
It would be funnier if, after these words, Ashur suddenly realized that he had always dreamed of becoming a slave trader and went to bow to Diref.
When Ashur finally put down the blacksmith's tools, feeling normal again, Pyzhma approached him. "Do I look like a respectable gentleman now?" he said with a weak smile, spreading his soot-stained hands and looking at his dirty apron. "Call me by my name from now on... And you're right – something happened. I met a terrible man. A real villain, and the worst thing is that he's just like me, he also devoted his life to trade, but in a perverted, disgusting way. He offered me a deal, a criminal and unscrupulous one, but I refused." Ashur fell silent. Perhaps it wasn't worth bothering the girl with particularly immoral details. Looking at Pyzhma, he couldn't understand how she could be valued at forty himes. The logic of Diref's calculations remained a mystery. Yes, he had previously valued Coriel Tav at five himes, but at that moment he was looking at lifeless remains, which were only destined for the ground. That was the price of death, not life. How much was a living Tav worth? How much was a living Pyzhma really worth? Ashur doubted that he really wanted to know the absolutely mathematically and logically confirmed answer – the fact that she was alive and free was much more important, even though she had bound herself with this reckless oath of service. "By the way, Pyzhma... Please, be careful. Don't go alone to deserted places. Believe me, this is not just a disciplinary warning... This city is steeped in evil."
— Alright, Ashur, I promise to be careful and stay vigilant, but if you want to rid this city of such a terrible man, I am always ready to help you fulfill this desire.
— Alright, Ashur, I promise to be careful and stay vigilant, but if you ever want to rid this city of such a terrible person, I am always ready to help you fulfill that wish.
I don't know about "ridding" him, but having Lifay follow him invisibly to see if he hires that nerd again might be a good idea.
I don't know about "getting rid of" him, but keeping an eye on him with Lyfa in stealth mode, to see if he buys the services of the nerd again – that might be worth it.
Just keep an eye on them using the pendulum, and that's it.
Added 3 minutes later Revan, we sell all the junk, except for the sword and the staff. Tell me how much Hime it comes out to.
Added 43 minutes later Author
How much did a living Tav cost?
10 Hime. He cost 10 Hime. I'm serious. According to Revan's formula, that's exactly what it comes out to.
— Alright, Ashur, I promise to be careful and stay vigilant, but if you ever decide to rid this city of such a terrible man, I'm always ready to help you fulfill that wish.
Recalling how that frail little man was practically drowning in his chair, Ashur imagined how easily his chicken-like head would be severed from his shoulders by Themis's blow and smirked. — I have no doubt that in a fair fight, you would defeat him. However, such a man would never allow a fair fight. The more cunning and influential the villain, the more carefully we need to approach his elimination; simply cornering him won't work. However, this doesn't mean we can't oppose him in any way; even a simple refusal to help the criminal will already create some trouble for him. I would like to believe that this small detail will ultimately save someone from an unfortunate fate, and he will miscalculate and become vulnerable. But for now, we will pursue another criminal, whose capture we were preparing for.Author
Just monitor them using the Pendulum, and the matter will be resolved.
We can try. Ashur uses the Pendulum to check the location of Diref and Nikolai.Author
10 chimera. He was worth 10 chimera. I'm serious. According to Revan's formula, that's exactly what it comes out to.
"Goddess, today I saw the devil incarnate. Right here, in your sacred place. He is still here; I feel his corrupting presence, I feel his gaze on my back, devoid of conscience and morality. I was not afraid of monkeys, bandits, or even the deaths of my comrades, but this man... He frightens me. Not so much by his evil words, skillfully disguised as business communication, but by... Goddess, I recognized myself in him. My future self, a version of what I could become. This temptation is truly terrible and... and so alluring... I cannot know if the devil will retreat from me or drag me into the darkness. Even now, he whispers soothingly in my head, telling me not to give in to fear and to make the right decision. He promises untold riches, unlimited power over captured souls. I can barely drown out his voice with these words. Avaritia, I beg you, help me to resist, protect me from sin, and lead me to the light. Save my soul, deliver me from the tentacles of the abyss that are reaching for my heart."
Ashur took a deep breath, opened his eyes, and looked at his hands, which were clutching the altar. He was still trembling, but the horror had receded. He knew for sure that he would never set foot in this temple again, defiled by the serpent that had taken root in it.
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