Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia Auto-translated

So, my champions need to buckle down and work on their diaries, since I'm taking both of them. And I naively hoped that I would only be working on one diary for now...
I don't know when I'll get to it. Tomorrow at work, I have a complete mess, and I've also caught a cold, and my head has been aching for a week. And starting next week, classes will begin. I'll try to write some stuff and farm some experience on the weekend.

After the battle with the minotaur, Klin still hadn't fully grasped what had just happened. "Thanks, and this... if I become a ghost, will the sword pass through my hands? Just in case... Also, I've read in fairy tales about knights of death, or dark paladins; do you happen to have anything like that here?"

— Oh, I see you're a romantic. Me too!

With Melasar's permission, the roulette transforms Klin into a death knight.

Death Knight
Affinity (darkness) +100%
Affinity (light) -100%
+100% damage from darkness (from Death Knight) in melee combat.
Immune to diseases and poisons.
The character can wear heavy armor.
+10% to hit and dodge in one-on-one battles.
If the character is within attack range of enemies, they must pass a will save or attack him.
The character can choose one weapon and bind their soul to it. In this way, it will never be lost, but no one else will be able to use it. If the character dies, their soul will continue to live in the chosen weapon.
No need to eat, other undead characteristics.

- Since there's such a ban, there must be a good reason for it. Maybe they really did try... I'm sure it's harmful to health, after all. If this thing came from space, who knows what kind of diseases it might carry, and even our bodies aren't adapted to it. It probably won't even be digested. Better to stick to the usual garp meat," the Nihonka nodded, as if she were a biologist, astrologer, and academic dietitian all in one. "Well, I guess that's all. Thank you again, and have a good day.

Happily crossing out this area from her notebook with a generous stroke of her pencil and calculating the remaining time for today, the woman decides to visit the "souvenir" shops on this street one last time - maybe there's something new on display?

I also feel like playing as a Death Knight...

Ah, it's still a shame that we'll have to wipe the save in the park; it would have been fun to play through.

It's nothing. The Honor will drop, and that's when Klin will move into his sword! And then he'll hang out with Alaria until she turns into some kind of evil creature or passes the weapon on to a student/descendant, whom you'll play as in the next expansion. 😎

😴 I'm going to bed.

The sound of crossbow bolts hitting targets had been echoing in Carneol's backyard for some time. The last shot was accompanied by a piercing caw, a whizz, something hit the window of one of the rooms, bounced off, and clattered to the ground. "Ha! Bullseye! And you said I was a lousy shot..." With visible satisfaction, Garret kicked the crow's corpse, pierced by a bolt; it flew to the side, scattering feathers. The skull of his brother, placed on a barrel standing nearby, impassively observed what was happening. The marksman patted his quiver, making sure it was full, and settled onto a nearby barrel, placing his crossbow next to him. "It's actually a pretty cool thing, you can kill crows until you're sick of it, and you don't have to run to the store for more bolts afterward. Well, it doesn't matter to you anyway, but I find it amusing; it wasn't stolen for nothing. Hey, bro, I have a question for you: what do you think about killing children?" Harold didn't answer, but this didn't bother his mental "companion." "I'm not planning anything. I mean, there's a good chance of collateral damage in this business – it all depends on what the boss decides. And by the way, you still haven't answered my question." Harold remained silent. "No, brother, you've never had a conscience, but I'm not so sure about Ayko. But overall, you're thinking correctly; if it happens, then so be it, especially since, as I understand it, those orphans aren't simple; they might bite back. There's plenty of dirt in our business; our souls are already stained beyond repair. Conscience is for suckers; a successfully completed job is for real men! It's a great motto, don't you think?" Harold continued to be silent, and Garret's face suddenly twisted into a grimace of disgust. "Damn it, and why didn't your memory get wiped along with your stupidity... You found something to remember, you idiot. Well, yes, it was a little unpleasant that time, it's not every day that you let your beloved's guts spill out. But that was then... You know, in our circle, they quickly beat this nonsense out of you." It seemed as if the skull was grinning mockingly. He ran his hand over his face – either he was really losing it, or he had remembered his brother too well. In any case, he wanted to end this pseudo-conversation and stop indulging in nonsense. "Okay, that's enough. Get ready for the job – that is, get in the bag, heh." Asterisk gathered himself and headed towards Hellfire to inquire about the readiness of the order.

I noticed an interesting point in the wording here:

The character cannot choose a new belief under any circumstances.

Which doesn't contradict:

The belief of a random participant changes to another. Which one? Meleasar Lugalabbaaa decides!

Although, considering the situation with the portrait, there's hope that this is just a quirk of the wording. However, it's not the worst card here, of course. There are much scarier things.

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This is actually a good thing. Now, if I want to, I can open a new Temple and become the new head for the entire clergy branch. And then you can be sure that I will train the fiercest and most bloodthirsty Mics, who won't just perform funeral rituals and rain dances with peasant scum, but will fly in squadrons through the sky, shoot from goheens, and carpet bomb with talismans, leaving no stone unturned of the imperial bastards and the demon spawns they created.

The first step of the plan has already been completed...

Hidden final boss of the current expedition.

Well, I've already been an undead creature, and it wasn't a particularly bad experience, not the worst option out there. Too bad I didn't play for very long...

Where's Nebok? Maybe he can read a book about that place... I can too, but I wanted to know about the North.

It's also somewhat amusing to read, in the context of the current game:

One down. The best-case scenario on the console – destroying the undead – has already been played out, and there won't be another one like it. Shops, gear, taverns, and fun stories with bandits are for low-level characters; I spent a week in a hotel in the city, right in front of the palace. There will be no further development for her, given her strong mental state; she will continue to walk around and frown. Moreover, it would be foolish to go anywhere with the companions again after such a breakdown.
If you want an epilogue, here it is: she sent the money and a report about what happened to the abbess and went on to continue her witchcraft.
She will be the only (my) character to gain all the experience, successfully retire after completing the first chapter, and not die in a ditch in the second chapter/in the next experience.

If needed, tomorrow you can continue without me until the very end (unless a decision needs to be made with my character, but it seems like there's nothing to do except cut off toes, and regarding items, it's the same as before: sword > blade > everything else).