"Those vile children! They dared to say something disrespectful about me! Burn that orphanage to the ground. Let their screams echo in the heavens! They annoy me, annoy me, annoy me..."

"Your Highness, what have you done with the stone?"

"Ate it, just like the previous five..."

...

— Excellent story. When the Lugrani come to power, this merchant will be a great reference for compiling lists of people to be executed, and the hero, on the contrary, will be an example for young people to follow. — Nodding approvingly once more, Lotr paid the storyteller 500 rem. — Thank you!

Perhaps someone like Astral might think that killing orphans in the expansions is something rare, cruel, and unique, but he would be deeply mistaken.

Do I seem like a naive person? How could you think that of me, Heroist! We went through the lizard pirate war together! And we both died...

— Yes. However, I wouldn't have been able to handle the role of a hokan, even if our cultures weren't so different. But look how far they've gone. Everything seems to be in order. There are no other options. Everything is for the princess's benefit. Nothing cowardly or shameful, especially since Thrace is an aristocrat, and Kenshiro is single. But something is still wrong, that cursed "but" again. One day, if fate grants him a long enough life, he will clearly decide where the limits of this insidious word lie.

-- Well, I certainly knew that before, but now I see once again that Your Highness has excellent taste, -- said the dwarf, deliberately choosing a polite and ambiguous wording so that she could get out of it in any case. She almost said "sense of humor" instead of "taste" at first. After that, Ayko waited to see how Her Highness Naria would continue, inwardly hoping that it was really a joke, or that there was some nuance that obviously turned everything upside down... Yes, of course, it's one of the two, what are these doubts about? Even if Her Highness hasn't joked before, at a certain level of trust in their squad -- why not...

— This institution is called "Constellation," supposedly to emphasize how all its inhabitants are unique and at the same time friendly, but in reality, it's a subtle joke by Senator Shen Tao, who manages this place. I have good reason to believe that experiments related to the study of celestial beings and otherworldly deities are being conducted there, but since the imperial inspection found nothing of the sort a couple of months later, no additional measures can be officially taken. — On Naria's orders, Aria hands Ayko a set of fake documents. — Use them when you board the train to Yansi and back, and don't talk about your true identities in the city itself. The documents listed the following names: Anna Vesker Mammari Bosom Rotkod Okt Ralph Nisho Lysandra Garritos Beret Karinka Eliss

I'm reserving Lysandra for myself.

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Keliandra discovers she has an action point and decides to quickly run to the Imperial Archive.

LET ME OUT, I WANT TO GO ON A QUEST
WHO WILL BRING ME PIES IF EVERYONE LEAVES?
DON'T LEAVE ME TO ROT IN THIS HOLE

when you get on the locomotive

🚂x6 — the path is clear, no problems
🔧x6 — technical issues, travelers lose one day
🤠x3 — bandits attack the locomotive
❓x2 — random event

💀 x12 Victor Loss attacks you.

x1 Due to a transportation system error, two trains collide, resulting in a 50% chance of death or a random injury.

Little kids are setting your train on fire.

Ril, Ment, tell them that people with Beata’s skills are needed on the team, and that she was a victim and acted in the princess’s best interests. And she didn’t betray anyone, even though she could have!

🙅h1 — you see a beautiful woman tied to the railway tracks.

Southerners on xxx?