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- Well, if it won't be a problem for you, you can just prepare extra food for the staff. After all, we primarily care about the patients.
— I'll manage,” the Tanarian smiled understandingly, “including because I decided to offer this, in addition to the reasons already mentioned.” Unenthusiastically acknowledging her socialization skills, Alaria considered whether she still had time for idle chatter or if she should start preparing breakfast.
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- If my request doesn't seem strange to you, I will be ready to cooperate with you, even though that might not be the most appropriate word for such an event. In our country, there are many people, each with their own life and unique story, but when their time comes to an end, most of them disappear without a trace. For example, there are tragic news about Kriedaar; many different people lived there, but now no one really remembers them. Their names? Their personalities? Their deeds? Their relationships? Their dreams? All of this has vanished, and I find this to be a very sad aspect of our existence. Therefore, I would like to preserve the memory of those people of the empire who are no longer with us, even if only in ink on paper.
—You mentioned a topic that is very close to me. However, I cannot connect it to fate, as I had a rough idea of what might be discussed when I agreed to this task. ...It so happened that I am from Kriedaar. In recent days, I myself have been involuntarily raising the question of preserving memories. When a person's soul returns to the embrace of the goddess-mother, fragments of it remain on earth in the hearts of loved ones and friends, but in the case of my homeland, there are essentially none of these left in our world. —The knight's pale face expressed a deep, ambiguous emotion that was clearly unnoticed by the hostess. ...—Fortunately or unfortunately, I don't have many acquaintances in Margel about whom I could tell you in this context. But if that satisfies you, I can tell you about the people of Kriedaar.
From the first princess, it was clear that high-flown reasoning was burdensome to her at the moment, which was only confirmed by her laconic answers.
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-- There are many questions, now that I have earned your trust. I congratulate you on your upcoming coronation, Your Highness; you are definitely needed by the Empire now more than ever. However, what about His Majesty? Please tell me what is happening. It seems that the lack of publicly available information about his... condition after the attack by Despair is not just a political gesture. Nevertheless, we have just witnessed the capabilities of Margel's search engine, so what is happening, is there hope, and what is its source? Can we be of any help?
— At the time of Despair's attack, my father was in the palace, of which nothing remained afterward. Based on this situation, as well as the fact that we have not found him, we can draw the appropriate conclusions.
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-- May I also ask how many Aconian stones you have collected so far? It seems that with almost every meeting, you become stronger; I believe that your progress is already significant, but in order to plan the remaining work, I would like to have an estimate. And... you know, if you could reveal a little more about the nature of your achievements in studying this sacred past and gathering its power, I would be grateful, but I will understand if the time is not yet right. After all, I don't even have mind immunity right now; I can't be sure that this secret will die with me.
— Thirteen. One remains in Risserlande, which is currently being searched for by Sonata Reim, her students, and other assistants. The other belongs to Monogat, the main lich of Nephiria. I have no doubt that sooner or later both will be in my hands, and then I will accomplish what neither Aconia nor Arselia could do—seal Anush from the celestials, otherworldly gods, aliens, and other creatures that are unnatural to this world. This has been my mission and dream since childhood, and I have no intention of stopping halfway. After that... I probably won't live much longer, so I will have to seriously think about an heir.
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-- Sad news about Nephiria, but I must say that this explains a lot. I have a secret idea that I haven't even told my master yet, although perhaps this precaution is unnecessary. Just because it seems so... that it could change everything.
— Let's hear this idea.
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-- I believe that the connectivity of regions and armies can and should be improved. Tell me... I haven't observed this personally, but does this world have the concept of signal towers? There probably should be. Recently, Master Quant told me about how he uses special clocks to control an unmanned aerial vehicle. Although this achievement is in itself, I thought at that moment that clocks don't care what they control, right? What if, on the other side, instead of an aircraft, there is some kind of dial with letters? Hmm, I won't overwhelm you too much, but it seems to me that by building many, many towers, and then connecting them all with invisible threads, it will be possible to transmit messages over any distance in an instant. And then nothing will catch us by surprise, because instead of sending messengers or pigeons, it will be enough for some duty officer to go to the tower, and then another duty officer to descend from his. I can't confidently say now whether this is necessary in the war against the undead, and also whether I am not overestimating the properties of precious stones, which, for me, who is not used to this, look like an obvious magic. Maybe it can't even be done at a reasonable cost. But if you say that you are interested, and that it makes sense... I will probably start developing it as soon as possible.
-- By the way, unmanned aerial vehicles themselves also look like a good addition, although I don't like to fight that way. But maybe it's worth calculating economically, and if it turns out that they are much cheaper than airships, then many of these kamikaze aircraft with bombs dropped at the right altitude would work well against airships. Hmm, maybe this is something that I should calculate myself in advance, before burdening you with my still unfounded thoughts.
— This all sounds very interesting and useful, Erefir, but at the moment, I have no idea how this will work and what the time and financial costs will be.
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-- Also, what do you think Senator Shen Tao is planning? Perhaps Her Highness Lady Naera has already described to you what I myself thought about the likely policy of this gentleman, but this was the opinion of a complete political dilettante, and what do you think?
— I think that he wants to separate Mindjin from Welfern and declare himself its monarch," Naria shrugged indifferently, "he has enough support in this region to do so if the central government weakens sufficiently. Given the current political situation, especially after what happened to Kridear, I think that after the end of the war with Nephiria, if... when we win, this is exactly what will happen. In this case, I will have to make a choice—drown the empire's subjects in the blood of a civil war or allow all the dissatisfied to go their own way. Although my ancestors will curse me, I am inclined to the second option.
Holy crap, are we on a suicide mission against a Lich?! 😱 😱 😱
А, вот почему.
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There should always be a Lich King.
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If the Undead curse doesn't overwrite the target's mind before the Cleansing curse takes effect, can I buff up with explosives and stomp into the Apostle's camp as my own unit, then detonate, affecting the entire map? 🤔
Whatever
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and then I will accomplish what neither Akonia nor Arselia could – I will close Anush from the celestial beings, otherworldly gods, aliens, and other creatures that are unnatural to this world.
Do you mean to say that the isekai fans won't live to see the ending?
А, вот почему.
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Well, she might even naturalize our characters. At least, I hope so. Although, I hope even more that nothing and no one will be closed down. Miss Cosmos has been more useful than any other belief for the purposes of Naria so far.
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Ironically, yes.
А, вот почему.
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From the first princess, it was clear that high-flown reasoning was burdensome to her at the moment, which was only confirmed by her laconic answers.
She is trying to adhere to the same standard. Author
— At the time of the attack on Hopelessness, my father was in the palace, of which nothing remained afterward. Based on this situation, as well as the fact that we never found him, we can draw the appropriate conclusions.
— ... I sympathize with this loss.
Somewhere in the back of Erephir's mind, the idea lingered that a third party might have influenced the fate of the monarch, and the princess knew this, which is why her wording was so careful. However, reality was what it was.
The Knight paused. Author
— Thirteen. One remained in Risserlande, and Sonata Reim, her students, and other assistants are currently searching for it. The other belongs to Monogat, the main lich of Nephiria. I have no doubt that sooner or later both will be in my hands, and then I will accomplish what neither Akonia nor Arselia could — I will close Anush from the celestials, otherworldly gods, aliens, and other creatures that are unnatural to this world. This has been my mission and dream since childhood, and I have no intention of stopping halfway. After that... I probably won't live much longer, so I'll have to seriously think about an heir.
This was more than Phyr had thought, who estimated the amount of work remaining at around five units at best. The resolution of the story was already near. Author
— This all sounds very interesting and useful, Erephir, but at the moment I have absolutely no idea how this will work and what time and financial costs are involved.
— Thank you. So, I will investigate.Author
— I think he wants to separate Mindjin from Welfern and declare himself its monarch, — Naria shrugged indifferently, — he has enough support in this region to do so if the central government weakens sufficiently. Given the current political situation, especially after what happened with Kridear, I think that after the war with Nephiria, if... when we win, that is exactly what will happen. In this case, I will have to choose between drowning the empire's subjects in the blood of a civil war or allowing all the dissatisfied to go their own way. Even if my ancestors curse me, I am inclined to the second option.
Well, Shen was not claiming power in Welfern itself, which was better than Erephir's worst fears. A nod of understanding was the response to this answer. Still, the emperors of the past would not have cursed the Suzerain for this: almost all of them expanded their territories in such a way that little blood was shed, or it was shed, but out of obvious necessity. Her Highness is thinking exactly the same way now, she has nothing to be ashamed of.
There was another thought. The integrity of the Empire has not yet been lost, and if the new Empress proves herself truly outstanding in the war with Farellia and Nephiria, eliminating the long-standing threat, then her authority will certainly be restored. The problem is again with Kridear... Senator Shen will insist that his loss is Naria's fault. This is where a tribunal against the self-willed leader of mercenaries, who really came up with the idea of sacrificing a region, could be helpful... Although it might not help, despite the crowd's love for public executions. In any case, although Erephir was slightly afraid that something like this might happen to her, now it was pointless... The Suzerain looked at all this in a much more humane way, this was clear.
— If this is needed for morale and for the political struggle, the evidence of our victory is with me, — she added to the previous nod.
— The condition of Lady Naera and the servants... I would also like to know. I have a small gift for your sister, if she is happy to receive it at the moment. If not... I will have to wait. I would also like to give you something, but... I'm not sure you want to accept anything right now.
"And also that we think alike about a specific item, it would be better to ask the servants if it is worth making boots from dragon skin. No, probably, I am feeling the emotions incorrectly again, the princess's father's killer does not deserve to be the subject of Her wardrobe, I need to find something else. However, the Suzerain's reaction to the "evidence of our victory" should clarify this issue."
Somewhere in Erephir's mind, the idea lingered that a third party might have influenced the monarch's fate, and the princess knew this, which is why the wording is so careful.
The third party, in the form of Dakini, who made him her new body.
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- The condition of Lady Naera and her servants... I would also like to know. I have a small gift for your sister, if she is willing to accept it at the moment. If not... We will have to wait. I would like to give you something as well, but... I'm not sure you want to accept anything right now.
- You can give it to her through me; otherwise, we'll have to wait – she's not really in the mood for guests right now. As for me... I don't need anything. Let's just say I'll teach you something; it will be useful.
Erephir is studying:
Charm II The leader can exchange experience (1500), OD (15), or rems (1500) (can be combined, for example, 500 experience, 500 rems, and 5 OD) for an instant search for a recruit for their team. It differs from Charm I in that the leader chooses the persuasion, profession, and origin themselves.