Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia Auto-translated

Beata says she is arranging for paid leave; being in prison was a terrible stress for her, and she never wants to experience it again. She plans to go on vacation far away from Carneol and Sigimort, where these training exercises take place; for example, Yansi sounds like a great place, as she has heard. She is also upset with Gion for abandoning her in prison and leaving. She will keep the book about secret places for herself and read it on the train, as everyone else has left.

Gion goes to negotiate with his employer about taking leave, promising to make up for the lost time after he returns, saying that the upcoming training exercises are important. Then he goes to buy food for Aykovsky's cat.

The Blade attacks
Minotaur takes 136 damage, frenzy effect
Minotaur takes 136 damage (3015/4728)
Melassar attacks the minotaur
Minotaur takes (crit) 99+1418=1517 damage
Minotaur takes (crit) 99+1418=1517 damage (-19/4728)

I'll have to explore it later...

Suddenly, I didn't feel like wiping out Melesar anymore.

The fearsome minotaur, defeated by the travelers and their new "friend," fell much faster than one might expect. It seemed that Melisar's attacks inflicted far more grievous wounds on the creature than Kenshiro's series of well-executed strikes. Was it magical weaponry? Or was the sorcerer, in this way, simply helping himself and not even intending to risk his own skin? Either way, the monster was left behind, and they would apparently have to spin the wheel of fortune again. Unfortunately, the monster's axe failed to sever Melisar's head from his body.

- I really enjoyed the tour, Mika-san. The exhibits are interesting in themselves – especially the part about the celestial beings – but your presentation made it a hundred times more informative. Thank you very much, - a sincere nod. - And you even answered all my questions! I don't even know what else I could ask. Well, except... hmm... but it's such a silly thing... or rather, a childish thing... well, never mind. Getting back to that sky-ocean-dweller, has anyone ever tried to... let's say... taste it? To chip off a piece and fry it, for example, or dry it into rings. I think there would be many willing to try.

— Whew! I haven't had this much fun in ages! I think if the minotaur's axe had hit me, it wouldn't have just cut me, it would have flattened me! Hahaha!

Melesar spins the roulette wheel for the second time.



The roulette wheel selects Klin.

— Oooooh, that was close. I don't even know what I would have done if the choice had fallen on me. Well, buddy, tell me, what do you want to become – a skeleton, a zombie, maybe a ghost, or something else? In honor of our friendship, I'll let you decide.

Skeleton Immune to diseases, poisons, bleeding, concussion, blindness.
No need to eat.
95% chance to dodge ranged attacks (arrows, bolts, bullets).
Beauty is always 0.
Other undead traits.

Living Dead Immune to diseases, poisons, bleeding, concussion, blindness.
No need to eat.
+150% to health.
Beauty is always 0.
Other undead traits.

Ghost Immune to diseases, poisons, bleeding, concussion, blindness, burning, slowing, immobilization.
No need to eat.
Opponents must pass a Will check to attack the character.
Other undead traits.

not that bad...

Well, buddy, tell me, what do you want to be – a skeleton, a zombie, maybe a ghost, or something else?

[spoiler=I think the choice of Arthas is obvious to everyone][/spoiler]

Ghosts are the most beautiful...

I would also become a ghost. Or something like that. I hope that if the same kind of randomizer affects me, it won't result in an undead creature with penalties to beauty...

lich

Vampire

Only if it's a lich on the level of a certain encyclopedia. Or like Revan's favorite, Vis. That is, a lich who is a lich only in name.

By the way, the exhibits had a purple aura, not a green one. I was mistaken...

- I really enjoyed the tour, Mika-san. The exhibits themselves are interesting - especially the part about the celestial beings - but your presentation made it a hundred times more informative. Thank you very much, - a sincere nod. - And you even answered all my questions! I don't even know what else I could ask. Well, except... hmm... but it's such a silly thing... or rather, childish... well, never mind. Getting back to that sky-ocean-dweller, has anyone ever tried to... let's say... taste it? To pinch off a piece and fry it, for example, or dry it into rings. I think there would be many willing to try.

— Oh, you know, we - the staff - were strictly told not to do that... I don't even know if anyone has tried to do it in the past, but now they are very serious about it.