Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia Auto-translated

- Ooooy, - calls out to the employee.
If he doesn't respond, he rings a bell (not in a ritualistic way for a negative stack, but just like that).

Venge's vocabulary awakens.
- Hello.
He quickly recovers and responds as if he hadn't slept at all.

- Ohayo, Wenge-san. Saturdays can be a bit boring, don't you think? Do you work without days off, tirelessly? It's admirable, of course, but it must be tiring.

- Ohayo, Wenge-san. Saturdays are a bit boring, aren't they? Do you work without days off, tirelessly? It's admirable, of course, but it must be tiring.

- I have a flexible schedule, so it works out this way. If I worked seven days a week, Draco Melis would have driven the entire administration crazy. I don't think they want that.

So, let's buy:
Provisions x 56 = 280 gems
Earth Talisman x 2 = 300 gems
Sky Talisman x 3 = 450 gems (one for Alaria's slot, but if it's not needed, it can be used in a tournament)
Light Talisman x 1 = 1000 gems

That's 2030 gems. With Dead Victor, we'll have to eat less, especially with Thrace paying for the food, so the expenses aren't that big anymore. But we lost the Calcite map and all the coordinates on it. Maybe we can spend a little more on something else, but I'd like to have money for the return ticket. Unless we buy a Talisman of Integrity as insurance in case we really need money. And then we go to Thrace. What do you think?

I assume there are no objections...

Garret moves as far up as possible. If it's the second turn, he moves again.
Gillon eats the emerald and moves 2 spaces up. If it's the second turn, he moves 2 spaces to the left.
Kilika uses Fire Rain to attack the entire area north of Garret, at least 1 cell away, including the airship (I assume this won't create Fire Ground, since it's snow, and so on?).

But we lost the Calcite map and all the coordinates that were on it.

Klin has a photographic memory; he remembered all the coordinates by heart 😎

Should we buy from the bandits? Is there a way to drop something on the sand?

— I’ll help. I’m quite the expert in this. — Zoritsa took Garret’s hand and led him to her cabin. — And don’t worry about marital vows… With me, it doesn’t count. I’m not going to ruin your family, interfere in your relationship, or burden you with alimony and the like. Relax, and let your wife relax too.

Surprised by her words, Garret wanted to say something, but changed his mind. Indeed, why not? This legendary status even adds a certain piquancy.
"Ha... And how did I end up playing the role of the stereotypical adulterous, married officer from the stories she keeps telling? Even after I explicitly said it was a joke, she still believes it. Apparently, some cosmic charisma suddenly awakened. I’ll go back and tell Raphael; he’ll probably laugh. Damn it, first a writer, now an actor. Maybe I should seriously consider that I actually have potential beyond just robbing and killing. Stupid Harold, you always convinced me otherwise..."

After several stormy days, the weather finally calmed down, and Garret allowed himself to take an evening stroll on the upper deck of the "Lightning" and show off his elegant uniform against the backdrop of the sails billowing, propelling the ship forward across the vast expanse of water. It turned out to be the last time. With the dawn, the "Lightning" met its end – a collision with an iceberg turned it into a slowly sinking floating tomb for Captain Lamaris and his crew. The Carneolians provided salvation for its victims – a few days later, they managed to reach the island without further losses.

We are alive, and now that we have passed through the water, we must pass through snow and blizzard. The most difficult thing is that we will no longer be able to return to the hospitable "Lightning" after completing our mission, and although this boat saved us and brought us from the iceberg, sailing on it to Margel is suicide. Therefore, we will need to acquire another ship in one way or another. For now, it is not entirely clear how, but most likely, the local military and political situation will force us to engage in "expropriation of private property," as our revolutionary opponents would say. Well, in the end, is it shameful to act against them using their own methods? — the gnome said with a wry smile. — However, this significantly increases the complexity of the task. Be mentally prepared, friends.

And so, everything returns to its usual course... Suicidal adventures continue, and now survival in hostile territory is next. And after that, there’s still the rescue of the queen and the hijacking of a new vessel, most likely through rivers of blood and mountains of corpses. Brr, it’s so cold here... How far is it to the Rampart of the loyalists? I could really use a shot of Lungwort vodka right now to warm up; maybe it will somehow make the journey easier...
The rising sun was momentarily obscured by a shadow.
"Holy crap, WHAT IS THAT?!"
Down with the Bourgeoisie! appears on the battlefield.

- They might have messed things up a bit. Not with Mellis-san himself, of course, but with some of his employees who are checking you out. Anything can happen in this world, - she shrugged. - But never mind, it's not my business to worry about their affairs. Tell me something else - do you think a person who has never played this game of yours, and who barely understands the essence of the game, can get any enjoyment from it? Or is this content not for beginners?

I'd like to down a shot of Lungworth vodka right now to warm up.

Kilik will warm you up right away.

Should we buy from the bandits? Is there a drop available against sand?

Oh, yes, from the bandits. Maybe just one item. Because we're really short on money. The drop should have remained, as we didn't encounter any sand, thanks to the best girl. Revan didn't add the drop to our inventory, though.

I would agree with Ples, but I would also take another talent from the casters. Just in case there's a large-scale battle against someone like Marduk.

I already took three magic artifacts. Do I need more?

Garrett moves. BP. Garrett moves. Giyon uses Emerald. Kilika uses Fire Rain. Down with Bourgeoisie receives 42 damage (4958/5000) BP + extra turn. Kilika has two turns. Initiative (17) Garrett [N] (110/100, Defense: 105) SA +3, DR +50%. Helles Shield (11) Giyon (990/990, Defense: 105) Helles Shield (10) Kilika (110/100, Defense: 105) Helles Shield HP: 3/4 (10) Beata (170/170, Defense: 105) Helles Shield (10) Aiko (110/100, Defense: 105) Helles Shield HP: 7/7 (10) Merel (110/100, Defense: 105) SA +3, DR +50%, Air Shield. Helles Shield (10) Mellen (100/100, Defense: 105) [N] (10) Kalina (165/165, Defense: 105) Helles Shield (10) Zoritsa (297/297, Defense: 105) (10) Nora (150/150, Defense: 105) (10) Down with Bourgeoisie (4958/5000)

It will be needed when, during a tournament match against Klin, mages come out three times. The "curse of the gaichimuchi" applies not only to gym bosses but also to smartasses.

Your main hope now is to stack a large number of burn effects on the enemy and endure. It sounds easier in theory than in practice.