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Nebok, calm down, you've already closed two, potentially three, shops. Isn't that enough? At least have some pity for the players, if you don't care about the NPCs.
Women don't get corrupted 🙂
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
Ignoring the noise from the wood chopping, Aiyano read the magazine aloud, voicing her own lines in her own voice, and Denikin's lines in a slightly modified voice, imitating the well-known notes of majestic, imperial arrogance. She voiced a few of Nadia's lines in her high, energetic voice, regretting this decision from the very first sentence – it sounded so alien coming from her own lips, but since she had started, she had to finish. Several times during the reading, she clicked her tongue and shook her head briefly, and a couple of times even sighed heavily: - No, look at this! She edited the text where it wasn't necessary, adapting my, that is, the interviewer's, sophisticated phrases to the level of an ordinary imperial citizen, but at the same time, she left what clearly needed to be removed! Like "the people love quick-fire questions" or "let them think for themselves"! Is this the wind in her head, or is it the result of prolonged hunger?... Okamisama-tachi... - For about ten seconds after finishing the reading, she held her head, and then sighed and lowered her hands. - Ma ikka. Never mind, maybe it sounds better this way. Sometimes readers need to understand that this is a serious matter, and they won't be treated with kid gloves. She carefully closes the magazine and puts it away. - Holy woman – you don't even realize how lucky you are; believe me, there are plenty of reckless monarchs outside your current kingdom. So, you wouldn't be too wrong with your crystal ball. ...And besides, what does she have to do with it? Why did you decide that if I were to run off to "complain," it would be to her? I'm not some imperial sister, so I wouldn't have those connections.
Tim Carnelian: dramatically overcomes challenges, tears through enemies with the Apostle, and mentally prepares for a party wipe. Nisho with Guion: relaxed conversations over cookies, jokes, and friendly banter.
/ Said the person who personally saw how the cheerful and optimistic Nora plunged into the abyss of despair. /
Ple-Sen
A person who saw how the relatively sane Kalina completely immersed herself in Ikigai.
But how sane are they? They should have stayed at home and had children. But they wanted adventures, and they got them. Enjoy, as they say. And nothing will happen to Belyane from the friendly scissors.) Although, given her attitude towards Beate, it will probably be even worse for Nysho, so relax.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
/ Don't touch Belyana. I can come up with a million reasons why not. She probably has an immunity to reason from all these religious texts, she's quite skeptical about everything, and the guards probably wouldn't mind handing over a suspicious woman with suspicious advances either ))) / / And she also runs a very valuable shop. / / And I want her to publish a good collection of poems. /
Beate's reputation changed according to the script when she ended up in prison. Even among those who had never seen her before. Otherwise, they might have even bonded with her, although in theory, it's possible to improve her reputation even from a negative starting point.