Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia Auto-translated

On the one hand, it was nice to meet someone friendly and with a similar background. On the other hand, the couple's attempts to lure her back into this dangerous line of work evoked mixed feelings. And stirred up not the best memories.
“Oh, I’ve been there too,” Alaria commented on Gion’s words, “left alone, far from her comrades, without a single coin in her pocket, and in a place where you can’t even earn enough for a return ticket if you don’t want to get stuck there for a month or two, or lose your head,” the Tanar said with a shiver, “after that, I swore off ships for good.”

When Beata mentioned talents, the warrior expected some kind of joke about her figure. After all, “talents” were quite noticeable, although Alaria herself didn’t understand how they had grown so much. And why during her time in Rheime? Was it her chosen diet? It’s possible. She indulged in desserts made with succubus milk, so it’s not impossible that there were some unexpected side effects from these treats.
“I’m not sure if I’m ready for field assignments right now,” Alaria didn’t mention her aquaphobia directly, “but if you really need a cook in your squad and the pay is good, then consider me interested. What is your squad called, by the way?”

Okay, Mate?

Well, if that's allowed, then Klin will also go to the archive (but later, so as not to run into the guys, because I'm shy), and reads an interview, a guidebook, a trade manual, and a charisma manual.

Ideally, I should get +2 Action Points from the interview and charisma, but I don't know if I can spend them right away?

- Yeah, I know that feeling. Only, I fell off an airship when I was trying to catch up with the rest of the squad. I had to spend two days and two nights jumping through the mountains, dodging snakes, harpies, and other salamanders. Luckily, I didn't run into a dragon... I'll remember that for the rest of my life, believe me. I somehow managed to survive, thank the gods.

- The pay for field assignments is better, just so you know. And you seem like a strong warrior, and since you know about the Baldur school... Anyway, it's up to you, but I think you have the potential to become one of the main killing machines in the squad. And it doesn't take up much time; you can find some other job and earn twice as much!
- We call ourselves Carnelian. Our headquarters is in the port district. Ask for Erefir Linel Darvening; she's our leader," Gillon finally decided to give his contacts, despite the risk.

Clin is a 100% world, it just has a negative status...

— Yeah, that doesn't sound pleasant. Oh, if only they had some magical devices that would instantly transport you to the desired city, just by buying a ticket. Or a company of Noir masters who would make every plank and every nail of a ship or airship indestructible. But that, of course, is pure fantasy...

Carnelian. The very squad she was once invited to join. Was this a sign that she should give it a try? Perhaps. Unless Her Majesty considers such initiative from a retired servant to be annoying. Or a pain in the neck. But if she were to go with them on some risky venture, she would first need to cure her fear of water, so as not to let her comrades down in vain. And she needed to arm herself properly, because in stockings and with a huge katana, she was less of a warrior and more of someone's wet dream. Brr. Wet. The clinic is definitely a priority.
- I've heard of you, although... - Alaria stopped, realizing the fate of the previous leader, - ...never mind. Thank you. I'll keep it in mind.

Ment is also being considered for the archive, so if everyone is willing, we can arrange a meeting between Fyr-Fyr and Alaria. Nebok, be quiet!