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If anything, Merel will spend the rest of Tuesday searching for books on some profession that requires an intellectual approach (if there aren't any books on magic). something like alchemy, biology, or even something creative.
Good idea. I didn't even think about that. Then yes, I'll go around the orange locations clockwise (unless a quest appears, of course), in the order: forge -> restaurant -> slaves. I won't go to Arselia. Let Klin check that.
Lady - ⭕ Crimson?... - in a way, yes, thought Aiyano. There was only one way to check. After checking her notebook to remember her name, she approaches the waitress. - Um... Minerva-san? Konbanwa. I didn't expect to meet you here, - she says, getting her attention. - You probably don't remember me, but I came by a few days ago and bought ocha and pirozhki with garpati. They were very delicious. "Presumably" - I just wanted to say hello.
Am I correct in understanding that by Sunday, the Haven will provide an additional +1.5 to endurance? Alaria can still buy boots and warn Ann that we're moving on Sunday.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
The lady - ⭕ Crimson?... - in a way, yes, thought Aiyano. There was only one way to check. Checking her notebook to remember her name, she approaches the waitress. - Um... Minerva-san? Konbanwa. I didn't expect to meet you here, - she says, getting her attention. - You probably don't remember me, but I came by a few days ago and bought ocha and pirozhki with garpati. They were very delicious. "Presumably" - I just wanted to say hello.
- Hello. Yes, I remember you, and I'm glad you enjoyed the dish. The woman tried to smile, but it was clear that she was very tired.
- Could you then tell me what the problem is? It's not clear from the announcement. Maybe I can help, or at least I might know someone who can, if the issue is too specific.
- Won't you tell me what's the matter? It's not clear from the announcement. Maybe I can help, or at least I might know someone who can, if the issue is too specific.
Deciding that the priestess deserves a little more trust than other potential quest-givers, Minerva shares her problem, but only after making sure that no one else is listening. — My husband and I are about the same age, and overall, I would call our marriage a happy one—it's long, strong, and fruitful for both of us. But there is something in which we are completely different. While he is full of boundless energy and unwavering optimism, I constantly feel exhausted. For example, he can be in the kitchen for hours, preparing all sorts of dishes, regardless of how busy our establishment is. I perform my duties with considerably more difficulty and spend more physical and mental energy on them. But considering that this is the source of our prosperity, I cannot bring myself to complain about this aspect of our family life. What exhausts me more is something else... You see, we do "it" at least three times a day, most often in the morning after waking up, during lunch, and after dinner. I don't know where he gets so much energy, but it's too much for me, even though I'm flattered that he still finds me attractive. At the same time, I can't bring myself to raise this issue because I feel that in doing so, I would violate my marital duty to him, and this could shake our long and loving relationship. That's the dilemma. I don't know what to do.