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It's as if the only customers in town are schoolchildren...
After a few seconds of silence, Futaba glances to see if the book has fallen off the counter.

That is where she ends up.

Futaba kicks the book further away with her foot and tells Vara that it’s not here.

After dusting off the book, licking her finger, and wiping away a stubborn piece of dirt, making sure the Barbarian wouldn't notice, and giving it a more presentable look, the saleswoman places it on the table.
- One hundred. But I have something even better, - her hand rests on the shoulder of the basic Dante figurine. - This old man was carved from the finest furfur wood by the hands of a virgin and blessed by a priest. Buying and placing him as a decoration in your room will ward off evil forces and fill you with energy. Only six hundred. Take it, you won't regret it.

- One hundred. But there's something even better, - a hand rests on the shoulder of the basic Dante figurine. - This old man was carved from the finest furfur by the hands of a virgin and blessed by a priest. Buying and placing it as a decoration in a room wards off evil forces and fills a person with energy. Only six hundred reek. Take it, you won't regret it.

-- Seven-ty five, I think... And this figurine - yes, you hit the nail on the head, and I understand your interest... But you have to put it on a table, and we don't have anywhere to put it?

"Apogee of Civilization," Ixora Abutilion.
+3 to attack, +3 to willpower, +20 to defense.


"Rain," Renn Revann
+3 to dodge, +10 to health.


"Owls," Shea
+20% dodge chance against ranged weapons.


"Art of Immobilization," Alidume Sirabe
Attacks immobilize the opponent.


"Levisia Starlight," Dinorsis Baloni
+1 to Luck.


"Holy Phebe," Oleg Ugrev.
-15% to the cost of learning Dante's skills.


"Legs," Miho Callistemon
+1 to Movement, +1 to Speed.


"Untitled," Flim von Kauff
+2 to Intelligence, +2 to Willpower.


"Vallota from Behind," Elliot Kent
+50 to health.

The "maid" narrowed her eyes suspiciously, took out the price list, and spent a long time comparing the serial number and the item's name. "Yes, it used to cost that much," she finally said. "But you have to understand that this item is no longer for sale... However, as a friendly gesture, let's say seventy-five." "I'll have to reformat the prices into a more acceptable format..."

And this figurine – yes, it's a perfect match, and I understand your interest... But it needs to be placed on a table, and we don't have anywhere to put it?

Futaba thought that perhaps, yes, it would be disrespectful to place such an important old man on a shabby desk or windowsill. Here was a good idea for the student council – to place bedside tables, even if they were discounted, in the students' rooms. Of course, the director would object – instead of spending even a small amount on the development of the "leading academy in the country," she would rather put it in her own pocket. But perhaps, by gaining the support of the masses, and maybe even some of the teachers, such an idea could be pushed through... Lost in thought, she didn't answer the question, but mechanically took the money and processed Varvara's book purchase.

– Thank you for the purchase, – said Varya, handing over the money and taking the book. – Well, we might buy some furniture later, and then we can get a figurine.

- Tell your friends about us - Futaba finished the procedure by sharing an advertising slogan.

Mana buys furniture, nesting dolls, and a vase. Flim buys a one-handed sword at the armory.

-- I suggest banning idiotic proposals; is there such an option? No? Okay, as they say, there are two things in the world that are infinite... I propose that in competitions, the use of any equipment other than standard equipment should be prohibited. We should be demonstrating our skills, not measuring the thickness of our wallets.

"It's not wisdom on the level of the Creator, but it's not some kind of universal restriction on sportswear, a great equalizer, or some kind of indecency. So, all this is normal for the Levii, but the initiative to banish the demon is an outrage? There is something to think about, or rather, there will be something to think about. If we're lucky, Gideon or someone else from "our own" will be made president, then we'll live better. Maybe."

— I think we have enough ideas for now, so let’s wrap it up here, but remember: if you want to nominate yourself, you need to register before the end of this week. Just don’t forget to choose up to three ideas from the ones suggested.

— Impressive, — the Ta'mani said approvingly, looking with admiration at her neighbor's creation, — if I didn't know otherwise, I would think that this was the work of some famous artist. The architecture depicted on the canvas is truly inspiring in its grandeur. Perhaps, even if that half of the wall didn't rightfully belong to you, it would still be right to free up space for such a pleasing sight. Well, — Leila smiled broadly, — if you continue to delight the eye with such masterpieces in the future, I am ready to give up even "my" half of the wall.
I'm taking down the flag.

Aurelianism is a worldview, ideology, lifestyle, and philosophy of the ancient inhabitants of Sacuran, based on the ideas set forth in the treatises of Aurelia, a famous philosopher and political figure of this city-state during the dawn of its national consciousness. Aurelia and her followers (who also came up with the name "Aurelianism") determined the course of Sacuran for many centuries to come, and their ideas are still practiced by many of the country's inhabitants, albeit in smaller numbers than other faiths. Below is a list of the canons of Aurelianism and examples of their application. Canons of Aurelianism 1. Nothing good can exist without morality. Law without morality and humanity is a cold weapon of coercion. A society cannot be justified by logic and order if the rich live where others starve. 2. Truth is a beneficial force. Aurelia's followers are sometimes also called the "School of Scholars." This is because those who practice Aurelianism often dedicate their lives to science, studying the features of the universe, the relationships between people, society, and the state, and much more. At the same time, the first canon in its work forbids them from neglecting morality. Aurelians believe that lies are a force that destroys both the individual and the society around them. This also applies to the relationship between the government and the population it governs. 3. Action is life. One must always learn something, not allow the body and spirit to be lazy, participate in the life of society, develop talents, communicate with people, and so on. 4. Preserve and fulfill traditions that serve as the backbone of civilization. This implies loyalty to the homeland (not the government), respect for parents, selflessness towards family, respect for elders, observance of customs, and passing them on to future generations. People obey the ruler (if he acts in the interests of the homeland), the wife obeys the husband, and the child obeys the parents. 5. Harmony with oneself and those around. A person must be a monster capable of fulfilling their duty and defending what is dear to them, but in other situations, this force should be kept under control and conflicts should be avoided, whether they are personal or at the state level. One should respect the views and customs of others, but not allow the oppression of one's own. 6. Inner and outer beauty. It is necessary to take care of one's appearance, the order in the house, the cleanliness of the streets, and so on. Aurelianism ✦ Friendship depends not only on pre-planned events but also on favorable interactions with characters. ✦ Answering exam questions provides additional bonuses. ✦ The cost of learning everything is reduced by 10%.

Oh, I forgot that our class has a discount on persuasion... Anyone going on vacation?