Well, technically they're yours. Mine is in the south, and he'll have to fight three guys like that, but without such a numerical advantage or the extremely helpful Ayano. x)
*I'm going to have to die.
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Well, technically they're yours. Mine is in the south, and he'll have to fight three guys like that, but without such a numerical advantage or the extremely helpful Ayano. x)
Come on, just stand aside and watch... or let the cat fight.
No, I feel bad for the cat, what are you talking about?
Either a love-struck lover or a slave.
Away from Beata, he even occasionally says something sensible.
Option. We need some kind of warrior, just in case the others get wiped out, but he's really useless, I don't know how he can help. Beata is at least a ranged attacker, but even that's questionable; she can't seem to kite him. And she's in the dungeon right now.
- Metarma, face.
While everyone is still awake, Kenichiro discusses unforeseen difficulties with his companions.
—It seems we all got a little carried away with our equipment expenses. If His Majesty doesn't help us, we'll have to seriously cut back, but even that might not be enough, and we'll have to contact the guild. Or the arena. Even if we all live in one room, we still have expenses for a guide and logistics. Oh well. The details will be decided after talking to the king. In the meantime, I think it would be a good idea to present him with the Sekira of Sartek as a gift. It's not very practical, but it's presentable and has a history, and it would be awkward to come to an important person without a gift. I should check with Karim, but I think such elements of etiquette are universal.
—We got carried away, that's for sure," Alaria agreed unenthusiastically, mistakenly considering the money they were given as "preparatory" funds. —I think we really will have to take on some local work and hope that they pay well. But even if we weren't so constrained by our, uh, financial circumstances, it would still make sense to go there. And to the arena, too. If an abomination turns out to be its main "attraction." As for the axe, the idea of a gift is a good one—it will help us make the right impression on His Majesty.
Tanarsia didn't say this out loud, but the idea of giving the king something that "isn't very useful" struck her as quite amusing, even though Kenichiro had said this only among themselves.