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let the demon check it. Maybe there's a trap there, and we'll solve two problems at once...
It's mine! 😎
It's mine! 😎
Be strong. Believe
Arandor
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Arandor
Happy Life
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Take a closer look. These are definitely bank notes from the Monopoly game.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
Граф Орлов
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— What are we going to do with the demon, Fortis? — Gideon asked his neighbor when Michaella left. — This petition won't work until he does something. Just killing him isn't an option either. We need to somehow make him reveal his true nature.
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While the student was considering the question, Gideon glanced suspiciously at the door that had closed behind Michaella, and then at the window.
— Listen, remember I told you about that Nith, Sisnemis? Michaella will definitely go to him with her paper. And he complained to me that non-humans are being driven out everywhere, and people are throwing stones at them; it seems to be a sensitive topic for him. We're doing the same thing with Alidum with this petition. What if the crazy Nith gets angry and decides to go and cut up the people on the list in revenge? In general, it's worth doing something for the safety of this room, just in case.
Gideon leaned over his bag and rummaged at the bottom, finding a coil of wire, a hammer, a box of nails, some bolts, and gears. He didn't remember what these parts were for or why he had taken them. But now they are needed for a special purpose. Standing on a stool, he hammered a nail above the window and hung a twisted piece of wire on it, to which he attached these parts. He tried to open the window—and the improvised alarm, disturbed by the movement, clattered loudly. Not very high-tech, but it will do.
— Here, remember the sound—this is the alarm. If the furry one suddenly decides to attack us in our sleep and shows up in the middle of the night in his usual style, we'll know about it before we get hit and we can grab the bastard.
— I sleep soundly. Although, when you live in a dorm with a demon, that might change. In general, I don't think it's necessary—he won't do anything; he doesn't have the guts or the will. But if you want, install the alarm; you know better. — the student replied lazily, and looked back at the wall. Being on guard and being afraid of every creak are different things; in a week, you'll have to take it down; you can't sleep with the window closed in the summer.
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There are 10000 reiks in the chest.
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— Wait, — Alidum suddenly spoke, — rewards must be distributed based on the result; otherwise, most will lack the incentive to work, and completing further trials may be more difficult, if it is even possible.
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-- As if I had any doubts. That someone – Fortis slightly emphasized the last word – would say that. Personally, I find it motivating enough to know that if I don't try, I'll have to replay the whole thing, including myself. And I can also mention that I'm interested in knowing what I'm capable of. And also, the ordinary human desire to do something well, just to do it well. And if someone doesn't perform very well right now, it's not because they didn't try, but because it's not their talent, and the next time, at least most of them will. Well, if we don't delve into all sorts of subtle aspects, like fairness, camaraderie, and all that...
I won't be around until tomorrow evening, just so you know.
I won't be around until tomorrow evening, just so you know.
Arandor
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Technically, the class that earned the most should receive the money.
Be strong. Believe
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— I am flattered that, despite such a short time since we met, you accept me as a comrade, but looking at the bottom of the table, I cannot help but be skeptical about the rest of what you said. It doesn't seem like everyone took this challenge equally seriously.
Happy Life
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-- How many of us are there...
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
Ple-Sen
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No instructions were given on how the participants were to divide this reward. Apparently, they were expected to settle the matter themselves. While Leila was still reflecting and calculating, Fortis had already voiced his thoughts, followed by Alidum.
— Even if we are guided by profit, the option proposed by Fortis seems more logical. The current Competitive event depended on the efforts of every single participant, and the top ten alone, however impressive their results might be, would not have achieved Mr. Chaber's goal and would have remained further from it than the other participants who joined forces. The assistance of the other students was necessary for our collective success. Suppose we distribute the raiki according to the points earned. In that case, everyone who is not in this top ten will lose. And those among them who are most interested in the financial aspect of this event may be unwilling to spend their time and effort on it in the future without any guarantees. If there turn out to be enough such people, we simply won't complete the next trial. No one wins from that. Therefore, in this situation, chasing immediate profit seems to me not the best solution. Today you get two hundred extra raiki, and tomorrow you lose twice as much.
— Even if we are guided by profit, the option proposed by Fortis seems more logical. The current Competitive event depended on the efforts of every single participant, and the top ten alone, however impressive their results might be, would not have achieved Mr. Chaber's goal and would have remained further from it than the other participants who joined forces. The assistance of the other students was necessary for our collective success. Suppose we distribute the raiki according to the points earned. In that case, everyone who is not in this top ten will lose. And those among them who are most interested in the financial aspect of this event may be unwilling to spend their time and effort on it in the future without any guarantees. If there turn out to be enough such people, we simply won't complete the next trial. No one wins from that. Therefore, in this situation, chasing immediate profit seems to me not the best solution. Today you get two hundred extra raiki, and tomorrow you lose twice as much.
Ment
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Varya simply shrugs at these, as she sees it, pointless arguments. Personally, she doesn't care how much her reward depends on how the loot is divided, whether equally or based on the result. Yes, it's great that someone like Gideon and Nira made a significant contribution, and they could be given more, but someone like Toad and Ladia also wasn't to blame for focusing on magic. And for newcomers like Shea, this trial was obviously more difficult due to their lack of combat experience.
Actually, as a player, I'll say that Alidum's proposal makes sense in the sense that in the future, the option of evenly distributing the reward won't work, because we'll be spending OS on it. And yes, our class will only benefit from this, as most of us are damage dealers.
Actually, as a player, I'll say that Alidum's proposal makes sense in the sense that in the future, the option of evenly distributing the reward won't work, because we'll be spending OS on it. And yes, our class will only benefit from this, as most of us are damage dealers.
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No instructions were given on how the participants were supposed to divide this reward. Apparently, they were supposed to figure it out themselves. While Leila was pondering and calculating, Fortis had already expressed his thoughts, followed by Alidum.
— Even if we are guided by self-interest, the option proposed by Fortis seems more logical. The current competition depended on the efforts of each participant, and the top ten, however impressive their results may be, would not have achieved Mr. Chaber's goal on their own and would have been further away from it than the participants who joined forces. The assistance of the other students was necessary for our collective success. Let's say we distribute the rewards according to the points earned. In that case, everyone who is not in the top ten will lose. And those of them who are most interested in the financial aspect of this event may not want to spend their time and energy on it in the future, without any guarantees. If there are enough such people, we simply won't complete the next challenge. No one will benefit from this. Therefore, in this situation, the pursuit of short-term gain does not seem like the best solution to me. Today you will get two hundred extra rewards, and tomorrow you will lose twice as much.
Happy Life
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let’s just flush it down the toilet.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
Ment
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– By talking about the lack of seriousness, you are belittling the contribution of those who were serious, but could not overcome the circumstances, – Varya finally said, unusually sharply for herself. – It is very convenient for someone like you to compete in hitting a straw man with those who chose a staff as their weapon, or who simply are not endowed by nature with... bear-like strength. However, I don't care about the principle by which we divide the treasure; whatever everyone decides, that's what I'll agree to. We could make this another form of competition between students, perhaps. We just need to choose what is more important: the spirit of justice or the spirit of rivalry. Both could make us work harder.
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Ment
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*Turns away*
"Quite predictable words from a demonic instigator! I just don't understand why you pretended for so long. But you won't get what you want," she thought to herself immediately.
"Quite predictable words from a demonic instigator! I just don't understand why you pretended for so long. But you won't get what you want," she thought to herself immediately.