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- Merel-san. I have a few minutes, - the priestess nodded. - Let me guess - you need a lucky charm? Or perhaps you are troubled by some otherworldly presence? Mysterious nocturnal knocks and creaks in Carneole?
- A couple of times I really heard nocturnal creaks coming from the next room, but I don't think it's related to mysticism, - the astrologer suddenly remembered his not-so-successful choice of room. - I would like to talk about how you stopped Victor and managed to survive the battle. And what that stone was.
On the one hand, the samurai was right – knowing the local language would be useful for them. And it wasn't as if the Tanarian herself was against learning it. On the other hand, for some reason, the textbook was given to her first. Was it some kind of jab, like, "I saw how you devoured my encyclopedia in one sitting – now it's time to read something useful!"? Or maybe, "Now you can't say you don't know the local language, just so you can spend an extra hour or two soaking in the bath!"? Or maybe there were no jabs at all.
"Thank you," the girl nodded, taking the book from her companion's hands. "You're right."
Upon returning to "Haven," she immediately sat down to study. Right now, it was a priority. And it also allowed her to feel a little less like a blockhead compared to her comrades, who were engaged in less intellectual work.
6 Action Points to learn Calcite.
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— If you go to Saria, you might not need a translator, as your employer will most likely go with you.
Maybe we rushed a bit with the purchase... well, what can you do now. x)
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I'm not quite sure yet which is better to focus on, HP or Dodge.
If you're going to the arena, I would recommend getting another 200 experience points and taking "Arc." Kenshiro has excellent single-target damage, but he may have problems with groups of enemies. "Arc" solves this problem.
- You have already witnessed the answer to the first question. Giving in to rage and losing a clear mind, even the most skilled warrior inevitably becomes a victim. When this happens, no life experience can help them. As for the stone... it seems that this was the artifact that drove the guard mad. How it got to him is an open question. There are some assumptions, but they are not based on any facts that I could personally verify.
—If you go to Saria, you might not even need a translator, as your employer will most likely go with you. As for the rest... The master of the caravanserai said that Kenshiro has "funny-looking eyes," and Alaria has "nice breasts." I didn't hear anything else that concerned your squad or the mission.
—Well, maybe there aren't any leads yet, but at least there are no problems. Accept my gratitude, keeper of knowledge; I hope we can continue to rely on you. Klin thought for a moment, then added: —Today, we visited the arena, where they announced a list of creatures we might encounter there, and in these lands in general. I've already read about lamias, but what about the others? Are there detailed descriptions in the imperial chronicles of what each of these creatures is capable of?
Beata spends one point on the rocking horse. Guyon spends one point on… what interesting book is there? Well, let’s go with the rules of an expedition leader too.
—Well, perhaps there are no leads yet, but at least there are no problems. Accept my gratitude, keeper of knowledge, I hope we can continue to rely on you. Klin thought for a moment, then added: —Today we visited the arena, where we were given a list of creatures we might encounter there, and in these lands in general. I've already read about Lamias, but what about the others? Do the imperial chronicles contain a detailed description of what each of these creatures is capable of?
Beata spends one point on training. Gion spends one point on reading some interesting book. Well, let's also learn the rules of being an expedition leader.
- You witnessed the answer to the first question yourself. Giving in to rage and losing a clear mind, even the most skilled warrior inevitably becomes a victim. When something like this happens, no life experience can help them. As for the stone... It seems that this was the artifact that drove the guard mad. How it got to him is an open question. There are some assumptions, but they are not based on any facts that I could personally verify.
- But what kind of magic did you use? I haven't seen anything like it among the locals, and since you are not from these lands (country, not world), and neither are some of the Carnelian people, it seems you were trained somewhere else. And I'm interested in whether it's possible to learn the same techniques that you use. If we had such abilities, then in the next encounter with another "Victor," we would have a better chance of defeating him, and therefore reduce the risk of a fatal outcome.