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That damned bureaucracy is tightening the screws under the pretext of "scandalousness." It seems like it's time to leave this city.
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Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia
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Ment
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Upon arriving at "Zarya's" office, he learns that the publishing house has temporarily suspended the release of "Chronicles" at the government's request after the scandalous release of its second issue.
Небо
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While in the rocking chair, Raphael gains +0.5 beauty.
Upon arriving at the "Dawn" office, he learns that the publishing house has temporarily suspended the release of "Chronicles" at the government's request after the scandalous release of its second issue.
Arandor
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what was there on the 2nd? was it all serious?
I didn't even save a newspaper in my inventory.
I didn't even save a newspaper in my inventory.
Be strong. Believe
Драккошка
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Besides the kek, Beata's character also involves ditching the current situation, grabbing Gion by the scruff of the neck, and running off into the sunset. I even considered playing this out and introducing a new champion because I don't know why they would stay (they aren't that attached to Carneol), but I'm not sure. On the other hand, I want to continue playing with them, unless something else happens along the way.
А, вот почему.
🏹🎪+⛓️♿=💕
🏹🎪+⛓️♿=💕
Ple-Sen
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They will sail to Calcite, following the trio of strongmen.
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The Philosophers' Guild was not very lively today, likely due to what had happened earlier.
Keliandra's opponent in today's debates was a Lunarian named Edin, and their topic was the question of the sanctity of local traditions and customs.
— It is no secret to anyone that in Lower Lunaria, men are kept as slaves. In our progressive age, there is no justification for this, and the imperial government must put an end to such a state of affairs as soon as possible. Perhaps it is not even necessary to go into any details here; slavery is bad in itself.
— Hmm, Miss Keliandra, — the event organizer addresses the long-eared woman, — do you support or perhaps refute what has been heard?
Keliandra's opponent in today's debates was a Lunarian named Edin, and their topic was the question of the sanctity of local traditions and customs.
— It is no secret to anyone that in Lower Lunaria, men are kept as slaves. In our progressive age, there is no justification for this, and the imperial government must put an end to such a state of affairs as soon as possible. Perhaps it is not even necessary to go into any details here; slavery is bad in itself.
— Hmm, Miss Keliandra, — the event organizer addresses the long-eared woman, — do you support or perhaps refute what has been heard?
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That's an option, by the way. Either play with two people, or move the entire base there.
But for now, I'm sticking with the idea that we'll stay in the city with the Mentov faction. I'll come up with something for the role-playing aspect, and as a player, that's what I want.
А, вот почему.
🏹🎪+⛓️♿=💕
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Ment
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You keep feeding them with free meals, and they still want to leave...
Драккошка
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What did you expect from criminals?
А, вот почему.
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Небо
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You keep feeding them with free lunches, and they still want to leave...
Raphael is still around...
Ple-Sen
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He should be there for Nora; she really needs his support right now...
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On the evening of June 15th, the "Thunderstorm" enters the port of Barsina.
— Well, gentlemen. — The captain gathers part of the crew on deck to say goodbye to the passengers, while simultaneously sending Berimir to the city to find a guide for them. — I wish you good luck on your mission. We will return to Margel, where we will report to the ship's owner about the situation, as well as that her passengers have safely reached the designated port.
After some time, Berimir returns to the ship in the company of a certain southerner.
— Welcome to Barsina, esteemed travelers. — The stranger bowed politely. — My name is Karim, and I will be your guide.
— Welcome to Barsina, esteemed travelers. — The stranger bowed politely. — My name is Karim, and I will be your guide.
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He should be there with Nora; she really needs his support right now...
By the way, there's still time; I should stop by.
AstralLein
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The Philosophers' Guild was not very lively today, apparently due to what happened earlier.
Keljandra's opponent in today's debate was a Lunar named Edin, and their topic was the question of the sacredness of local traditions and customs.
— It's no secret that in Lower Lunaria, men are kept as slaves. In our progressive age, there is no excuse for this, and the Imperial government should put an end to such a state of affairs as soon as possible. Perhaps there's no need to go into any details here — slavery is bad in and of itself.
— Hmm, Miss Keljandra, — the event organizer addresses the pointy-eared one, — do you support or perhaps refute what you've heard?
— This tradition represents something unacceptable for the modern worldview. Lower Lunaria has fallen behind the world and plunged headfirst into its own thickets. All races, regardless of gender, deserve freedom and can benefit society. Restricting the intelligentsia to women only and existing at the expense of slavery is nothing more than backwardness. A harmful backwardness that will sooner or later destroy society. Lower Lunaria is mistaken, but it will never admit it. I fear it will continue to cast a shadow over the world map and tarnish the reputation of those few dark Lunarians who wish to be part of the world rather than their vice-ridden homeland. So I support your statement, Mr. Edin, — Keljandra smiles.
Lower Lunaria... Ugh, to hell with it! It can bring nothing but a bad reputation.