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Yes, yes, that's not what I meant. I was just planning to ask Alaria for it later, when information appears that Alaria is also a summon from Naria (and before that, split it three ways). But it doesn't really matter to me, let your post be canonical, and I'll come up with a way to explain the inconsistencies.
You can ask for it later, and I'll delete that part. It's just that the option of "asking for it later" also looks strange: "Hey, you're also Zelnaurian! It turns out you were getting free buffs from the painting. Now cough up the money, two weeks after the purchase!".
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Expecting to see the master clad in his usual work armor, Garret was a little surprised by the change of appearance, but decided not to ask.
— Yes, this is a good alternative, he agrees. — It's nice to see that the level of service is improving. I would like to upgrade this weapon.
He places the Storm crossbow on the table.
— I think a water elemental rune would be just right here. I myself am from the far south, where sometimes there is a storm without rain! Just thunder and lightning. But I still like the usual association.
"If you think about it, fire would also be appropriate, because a storm is accompanied by lightning that can cause a fire when it strikes... Although the same can be said about a flood, it is more likely a consequence than a phenomenon in itself. It would also be nice to add invulnerability, but that's for another time, I guess."
— With or without rain, I've always liked thunder and lightning. It's very comfortable to work under them, and just relax too.
Orros enchants the crossbow with water damage.
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You can always demand it later, and I'll just delete that part. It's just that the option of "demanding it later" also sounds strange: "Hey, you're also a Zelnaurian! Turns out you were getting free buffs from the painting. Now cough up the money, two weeks after the purchase!".
It wouldn't be an obligation, but rather in the spirit of "Wow, since we're sisters, do you want to participate in the purchase? After all, Miss Cosmos isn't just anyone, so we'll all be grateful. Payment is accepted in the form of homemade cookies..."
But I repeat, it's not a big deal for me. In fact, it's even more convenient now, so you don't have to delete it. I'll come up with an argument.
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- Whether it's raining or not, I've always liked thunder and lightning. It's very comfortable to work under them, and just relax too.
He's one of us. A gnome, to be precise.
 

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It wouldn't be an obligation, but rather in the spirit of "Wow, since we're sisters, wouldn't you like to participate in the purchase? After all, Miss Cosmos isn't just anyone, so we'll all be grateful. Payment is accepted in the form of homemade cookies..."
"Since we're sisters, wouldn't you like to participate in a purchase that has already taken place?" 😄
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- It suits you. But I don't think the law has anything to do with it here; people just love emeralds, even I've grown a little fond of it lately, even though I've always been indifferent. Hmm... I see you're not surprised at all, which is probably understandable – Chimera probably already told you. You know... - a strange, unreadable emotion flickered across her face. - But, well, maybe it doesn't matter now. To be honest, it's not really my style, and you don't look like you need it, but... I guess I have to do it for the sake of the genre. Regardless of your personal opinion, you deserve at least this.
Sighing, she looks around to make sure no one is in sight, then approaches the cheerful, lively, and happy "doll," who smiles and plays the hand she's been dealt without complaint. Even though she doesn't exude anything demonic or villainous, she still smells of Remian blood. She hugs her, resting her pointed head on her chest, which is clearly smaller and older, patting her back and stroking the back of her head.
- There, there... - she murmurs softly. - Good Sonata-chan... No one will hurt you anymore.
- Thank you. - The only word of gratitude that left Sonata Reimu's lips was sincere, but contrary to some people's expectations, there were no tears in her eyes. - Don't think I'm devoid of feelings or just a cheerful simpleton who doesn't care about anything, but after losing my husband, nothing hurts me as much anymore. Physical pain is unbearable at the moment, but it fades with time, while emotional pain remains forever. - She raises her head and meets Aiyano's gaze with a serene smile. - Even though death and then the stars separated us, my love for him will never fade, and I am convinced that he would not want me to be sad, no matter what. Therefore, it is with this belief that I plan to live on.
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- That's right, - says Ayano, letting go of the body and, after coughing, adjusting her kimono. - Tears won't help, but having an ideal in your heart allows you to overcome many things. The Kami will watch over him. "Probably. If they turn their gaze towards the Reimi occupier." Perhaps she would have liked to experience empathetic satisfaction or some other perverse-compassionate feeling from seeing Sonata Reimi crying on her clothes, but the absence of moral trauma was still a good sign - it probably means that she shouldn't be expected to have deep-seated problems in her heart twenty-four hours a day. - I see that you have already finished your business in this area, but even if not, missing one extra day won't be a hindrance in the current situation. I'm going to meet with Bors-san and I suggest you join me. On the way, we'll stop by Kayase-kocho - if she's around, I think she'll be interested in seeing you. Who knows, maybe she'll join us too? Unless, of course, you haven't met her yet.
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Klin also decides that for such an occasion, he should replace the half-rotten rags, which attracted more attention than they concealed, with Humbaba's reliable cloak, whose soul, thanks to the efforts of a hellish blacksmith, recently departed to the afterlife.
He also equips the Amulet of the Sky, hoping that if anything happens, a random priest will choke on a prayer of banishment.

—You look great. —he greets the ex-captain at the doorstep. —I'm sorry that you had to choose from our modest wardrobe due to financial constraints, but it turned out great, it suits you very well.
Lowly human desires and doubts became alien to the black warrior, and therefore the very perception of the concept of "beauty" changed in his mind to elevated, deeply philosophical matters, which he would not be able to explain himself, but it was not necessary.

—I don't remember if I told you or not, but thanks to Master Craig, I got rid of the corrosive aura. —Klin invites the ex-captain for a walk, arm in arm. —So, we can no longer worry about the safety of our outfits on this pleasant autumn day.
- I prefer spiritual wealth to material luxury, and we are doing great in that regard.
Overcoming his initial hesitation, the woman accepts her knight's invitation and leans on his arm.
- This is good news, although it's a little strange. Craig is supposedly a blacksmith, but he sounds like an exorcist.

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- That's right, - says Aiyano, releasing the body from her arms and, coughing, adjusts her kimono. - Tears won't help, and having an ideal in your heart allows you to overcome many things. The Kami-sama will watch over him.
"Probably. If they turn their gaze on the Reimi occupier."
Perhaps she would have liked to experience empathetic satisfaction or some other feeling of perversely compassionate nature from the sight of Sonata Reimi crying on her clothes, but the absence of moral trauma was still a good sign - it means that, probably, she should not be expected to have deeply rooted problems in her heart all twenty-four hours a day.
- I see that you have already finished your business in this area, but even if not, missing one extra day will not be a hindrance in the current situation. I am going to meet with Bors-san and I suggest you join me. On the way, we will stop by Kayase-kocho - if she is around, I think she will be interested in seeing you. Who knows, maybe she will join us too? Unless, of course, you haven't met her yet.
- I have. When I visited "Phantom," she comforted Mr. Bors about your fate. I only know the details of what happened superficially, but I know that he was very worried. Well, let's go then.
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Though death and then the stars separated us.
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Royal blood.
It's good that Sonata isn't a yandere, like Sophia.
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- A-ha-ha... ha... - Ayano says for what feels like the hundredth time. - Y-yes, it's quite a story... But, every cloud has a silver lining - it means they resolved their joint issue. Let's go.

On the way to the Heroes of Might and Magic forum, she asks a couple more questions:
- I assume you woke up not too long ago? Do you live in a villa? How do you like the community? She can be strict in, let's say, certain matters. I hope it didn't cause any stress. Who have you met from the "important" people? Did you happen to run into any local priests?
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- I would prefer spiritual wealth over material wealth, and we have plenty of the former.
Overcoming her initial hesitation, the woman accepts her knight's invitation and leans on his arm.
- This is good news, although it's a bit strange. Kragg is supposedly a blacksmith, but he sounds more like an exorcist.
Deep down in his blue soul, and only for a brief moment, Klin feels a strange pang of conscience. As if everything that is happening to them now is merely a logical consequence of the reduced parameters and effects of the curses that bind their physical or mental shells. As if the real Klin and Sanexa are already far away, and only empty, broken shells remain in their place. And what if the highest form of spiritual virtue is not ascension, but rather the opposite – a fall into the abyss to the very bottom, where a person finds humility and peace?...

Fortunately, the knight's deadpan face is incapable of expressing such thoughts. Klin leads his companion through the autumn streets of Margel towards the Moon Park.
- Oh, Kragg is one of the few people in the capital who will remain in my memory for a long time. Not to mention his unique blacksmithing skills," the knight nods towards the "Devourer," "I feel that both the wealthiest aristocrats and the most notorious scoundrels listen to his life wisdom. You know, if my life and profession had turned out differently at the time, I would probably have asked to become his apprentice... It probably wouldn't have been an easy task, but who knows.

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People walked along the roads in crowds, leaving their homes. In a hurry, they grabbed only the most essential items and loaded them into wagons: some chests, clothes, and a few animals. Stubborn cows, unaccustomed to traveling, were prodded with sticks. Women wept and prayed to the gods. Men cursed and prayed too... for something.

The youngest children behaved with the most stoicism; they were only annoyed by the hustle and bustle and the cries of their mothers, but overall, they didn't understand the scale of the disaster. As a result, random trees and birds on the road were far more interesting to them than thoughts of lost possessions. Infinitely more so. If they did start to fuss, it was from fatigue.

How many more times would I have to witness similar scenes! Although there were no obvious dangers, I volunteered to accompany these people for a while, until they reached areas that had not been affected by the outburst of magic, which was unknown at that time. After a long journey, we arrived at places that did not cause us the unconditional, difficult-to-explain panic (fortunately, the symptoms of this were alleviated by good food, but they still made themselves felt).

But it turned out that all these people, hundreds of them, were not going any further: the road was blocked by legionaries from I. The logic of the local authorities was as follows: we have no contact with L and the council, we don't know what happened, we see that it is terrible and unsafe, we have a war right next door, which even without aggravating circumstances would not allow us to do anything about the humanitarian disaster in the vicinity of K. Therefore, we simply won't let you pass. Do what you want, but don't cross this imaginary line, or we will open fire.

I spoke with the captain, and when he learned that I was a recruit of the Armed Forces, who had successfully completed the training, and saw my badge (actually, not mine, but that's a detail), he agreed to let me pass. Alone, without the refugees. I didn't go. Going with peasants to attack the legionaries was also clearly insane, and although some people suggested such ideas, in the end, we set up camp near the "border," not close enough to annoy the soldiers, but far enough from the source of wild magic. Despite their possessions, the peasants were already afraid to return to their homes: many claimed that the lives of their acquaintances and relatives were being taken by an unknown illness, and this happened in the first hours after the disaster. Now, every day, some kind of energy was spreading around K, further and further, and it was terrifying.

Fear... Constant fear. Despite my difficult childhood and the path I had chosen as a knight, I myself was infected with horror from the people around me, and even more so from the fact that the nature that was familiar to us was becoming increasingly hostile, and magic was trying to penetrate our bodies and cause changes from within. At first, I scouted and hunted for new acquaintances, occasionally using my privilege and going beyond the cordon, bypassing local doctors and wizards. One of them turned out to have a fairly powerful remedy that helped me get rid of the poisoning from Annihilator of Ivora – this was not done for free, and not for useless tokens in the current situation; in exchange for the service, the sorcerer scanned me with some kind of spell, checking what influence the Dark Lands have on the human body. Although I was not a mutant, my healer was satisfied with the results and said that I would live a long life (surprisingly, I rather thought it would be the opposite). He also took some irradiated items as payment.

Regarding mutants. Just a week after we set up camp and took the first steps to settle in the Lands, a pregnant peasant woman gave birth to a baby with thick blue fur all over its body. This was only the first warning, but then it was a great effort for me to prevent the other residents from tearing the infant and its mother to pieces on the spot. Over time, it turned out that young children were also susceptible to changes as a result of the flows of wild magic, and even adults, although to a lesser extent, still had a chance of suffering. Animals went mad and gradually lost their natural traits: however, most of the changes were fatal to both animals and people, but those who remained were often worse off than the dead. Relatively speaking, it was still not bad if a person grew an extra pair of hands, and an animal grew a scaly shell; much more often, both were covered with terrible purulent scabs and growths, spread unknown diseases or an aura of decay, fused together, or grew into shapeless cadavers, for whom death was a relief from their torment. Even more often, the same fate awaited plants: it was clear that the younger and more primitive the organism in terms of biology, the sooner it changed, and the more likely it was to adapt to its changes in order not to die completely.

After a couple of years, a kind of unique biome of its own formed in the Dark Lands, most likely temporary and fragile, but still, it became possible to catalog it somehow. I don't know how useful this is for me now, and with my unsuitable (non-)education, but to test my memory, I will try to do this, recording the most memorable creatures.

Zombies. People, humanoids, and even animals in some swamps in the central part of the Lands were infected with a strange disease that turned them into something like corpses. Although these zombies should be distinguished from the walking dead that result from the rituals of dark mages: their transformation goes from life to death, not from death to death. Details may vary depending on the specimen, but usually, after stepping into an infected area and without proper treatment (or good immunity), the victim gradually experiences a fever, falls into a coma, and then rises as an unconscious monster. It is also possible to become infected from another monster. The creatures multiplied beyond measure, but they do not go beyond the swamps, so they are relatively safe if you don't go to them yourself (or prepare). Kill count: ~100

Worms and caterpillars. I don't distinguish them very well, and magic transforms them, blurring any differences; it's just some kind of worm-like healthy creature the size of a cat or a small dog. Sometimes they grow into giants, but smaller ones are more dangerous due to their numbers and because they are much more active in digging into the ground in search of food (the large ones seem to be slowed down due to their metabolism). They like forests, where there is a lot of humus and roots, and they don't disdain animals and people. Kill count: ~500-700

Rock Riders. I didn't come up with the nickname; these creatures are some of the most disgusting and annoying. Winged mixture of lizards and birds, with toothed beaks and membranous wings, slightly larger than a human (although lighter in weight). They nest in the mountains, but often fly to other areas to satisfy their hunger; however, for an experienced warrior, these raids by single individuals are not dangerous. It's a completely different story that every trip to the mountains turns into a chase: the creatures are persistent, numerous, and swarm in as soon as they see you. Without good archery skills, you just wait for them to get close so you can strike, but they manage to bite. If you run, they won't catch you; fortunately, I'm a good runner, but they don't lag behind for several kilometers, forming a huge cloud of all the individuals that saw you at that distance and decided that you are good food. In short, don't go for a walk in the mountains, kids. Kill count: ~300-400

Poppies. The flower surprisingly took root in some plains and acquired the property of putting people nearby into a lethargic sleep. I still don't understand why this property, it doesn't give them any visible evolutionary advantage. Kill count: I burned a couple of such plains, but the poppies grew back after a year.

The continuation of the list will definitely be later.
 

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-- Indeed, it is quite a pity that urgent matters prevented our suzerain from witnessing the situation. True, Her Highness Naria's special talents and incomparable insight would be most welcome right now. I hope she is well and not overextending herself at this moment.
During this conversation, somewhere in Farellia, far from the city of Mitten, three people met — the first princess of the empire, Naria; a priest named Bruno; and Aria, unconscious and tied to a tree.

— Welcome to Farellia, Your Highness.
The wretched state in which Aria was found could not help but sadden the princess, but the current situation demanded caution from her, both in action and word.
— Alas, I cannot thank you for this invitation. So, what is it you want?..
— I wish to verify something.
The priest was armed with a wide variety of weapons and gave the impression not so much of a rector of an Arselian Temple, but rather of a punisher, an undead hunter, or simply an adventurer.
— Verify what you will, but release the hostage. If you have grievances, address them to me, not her.
— Ha-ha. I am surprised; it seems there is indeed a shred of humanity left in you. But do you not think that I am showing mercy to the killer of my colleagues and superior?
Understanding his intention, Naria bit her lip.
— How about an exchange? I am certain that I or the empire may have something that you or your friends need.
— Too late for that. This war was unleashed by your country and by you in particular... Hear my call, Herald of the End!
At the priest's cry, a dragon in human form began to descend from the heavens like a falling meteorite.

— AKOOOONIIIIIIIIIIIIIA!!!
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-- Your order, Milady, -- bow. -- is most wise and shall be carried out. But first, allow me a few clarifying questions, Your Highness, which are especially pertinent for a foreigner such as myself. Do I understand correctly that the Dragon King is not a candidate for our likely opponent? Do you have any thoughts on who that Lunarian might have been, seen by my comrades? The information received seems equally like a warning from a friend and an attempt to use lies to lead Margel's people either toward panic or toward wrong actions leading us to ruin. A strange place for a warning also plays no small part in determining this: the imperial house did not become the recipient of the news, nor Carneol with its grand task, but a bar in the port; and there are no guarantees that all this was intended for the ears of Gillon and Beata, rather than the ears of a bartender who loves to share rumors with customers...
— The Dragon King is not our opponent, though not necessarily an ally. I assume you three are aware of our war with Nephiria? The dragons of Elysia could be very helpful in resolving this conflict, but since we are the original aggressors in this war, they preferred not to interfere. As for the specifics of this... Vision, lacking more detailed information, I cannot suggest anything yet.
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-- Someone from the squad... Dragons do respect strength, after all; is there anyone in Carneol at all whom the king of the most powerful creatures on Anuzish would not look upon as a worm, while on his own territory and free to do essentially whatever he wishes? We have a mutual defense agreement, but he may not wish to answer our questions, especially with some subtext accusing his subject of treason. In general, it is most likely that I will have to take this upon myself personally, or even send several people, provided this is not perceived as insolence by our allies.
— A contest of strength makes no sense in this context; we are sending an emissary of the royal house and that alone should be enough to secure an audience.
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-- Only... The complication is essentially trivial and not worth mentioning in other circumstances, but my intuition tells me that our current study of the path of metal may prove extremely important in the coming conflict, the timing of which we do not even know and which could strike at any moment. I think I will need to ask a favor of you, so that we be permitted to photograph part of the necessary archival material, and thus not cease studying it for more than a day, -- bow.
— The path of metal?.. Ah, you mean the direction of matter in this school of Baldr brought from the south. The journey to Elysia will take very little time, and your proposed idea seems very counterproductive.
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-- In general, accepting the hypothesis of an inevitable clash with the "Apostle of Hopelessness," it may already be worth discussing what strategies we have or could have against him. We have defined certain directions of work for ourselves, but, of course, it is very, very difficult to provide specifics here... Except that it is obvious that we all need to grow in spirit, otherwise the rest will be meaningless.
— First, it is necessary to find out if this opponent truly exists and if his characteristics correspond to what you have heard. Before that, full-scale preparation is not even up for discussion.
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I hope Naria managed to leave the villa to her beloved daughter in her will...
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Guyon furtively frowned and rubbed the back of his head. Another nonsensical idea is popping into his head... A priest summoning a dragon to attack a princess... A silly gray cat from a parallel universe. Beata watches Erefir expectantly. She believes it would be better to send a few people, just in case, but won't their whole group annoy the scaled creatures?
А, вот почему.

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Upon hearing the priest’s cry from the heavens, a dragon in human form began to descend, like a falling meteor.

— AKOOOOONIIIIIIIIIIIIII!
Ugh.
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— The Dragon King is not our enemy, but he is not necessarily an ally either. I think you three are aware of our war with Nephiria? The dragons of Elysea could be very helpful in resolving this conflict, but given that we are the original aggressor in this war, they have chosen not to interfere. As for the specifics of this... Vision, I cannot make any assumptions at this time due to a lack of more detailed information.
— Perhaps my companions will describe the appearance of this “messenger” in more detail, and this will shed some light? — official invitation to BeateGuillon.
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— A contest of strength in this context is meaningless; we are sending a messenger from the royal house, and that alone should be enough to secure an audience.
— You know the situation better than I do, My Lady; I fully trust you in this, — a bow.
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— The ways of metal?... Ah, you mean the direction of matter in this school of Baldr brought from the south. The journey to Elysea will not take long, and the idea you proposed seems very counterproductive.
— Please forgive my slip of the tongue, and thank you for this very reassuring answer.
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— First, we need to determine whether this enemy actually exists and whether its characteristics match what you have heard. Until then, a full-scale preparation is not even being discussed.
— It will be done. So... To summarize, sending more than one person is pointless? Forgive me for clarifying this point again; is it dictated by the peculiarities of dragon society and psychology, or is it simply a matter of saving our time?
 

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