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— These Knights are barely out of training, and they're already abusing their status. It's ridiculous. Garold was clearly amused by the idea of such a truly knightly adventure, although he didn't seem particularly interested. — Betraying a fiancé? That's the twist. Hmm... I think I understand how Raphael helped you; I saw that completed quest in the GP the other day. Garrett looks at Grigory with an assessing gaze; he clearly wasn't sharing his younger brother's enthusiasm. — So, you want to get revenge on her? By bribing the Knights of Carneol to bring her to your secluded hideaway? It sounds so well-planned that I can't even imagine what could go wrong. And if we refuse, what will you do?
- Get revenge? No, not at all... I just want to turn her back into a human, that's all. Let her know how kind I am, that I'm willing to take her in even with such a "history." And if you refuse, I'll have to find someone else...
- Yes, of course, you'll find it. No power or money will make you lose your way. So, take care of your own.
—You have a good soul, since even the temptation of power won't break your values. And the conclusion is valid. Oh, I wish I could say something encouraging, but with such convictions, you can't be changed... Well, I hope that in the next cycle, the goddess will sculpt you into a three-meter-high mound, probably... Author
The machine spits out a picture of Dia.
—It's cute, of course, but... it's more like a dump of unused content than a machine. —he sighs, showing the picture to Sanya. —I wanted to win a plush bear or something else for you, but it seems it's not meant to be... Let's go on then, shall we?
-- Thank you so much! -- said the redhead, pleased with the restaurant's level of preparation, bowed, and left.
Of course, wholesale orders are wholesale orders, but the question of when all this will arrive remained... So, ideally, it would be good to see something, some useful food along the way (perhaps not a direct route) home. Formally, Pam-Param hadn't been checked yet, but it's unlikely that there will be anything there, right? Or is it not unlikely? In principle, anything will do.
- Seek revenge? Absolutely not... I just want to turn her back into a human, that's all. Let her know how kind I am, that I'm willing to take her in even with such a "history." And if you refuse, I'll have to look for someone else...
— And how do you plan to turn her back into a human? Lock her in a cage and read sermons to her? You know, such a freedom-loving bride might get a little angry at you for that... She might even find connections to get herself out and arrange some misfortune for you so you won't bother her anymore. And why do you need her? It's obvious that you won't have a successful marriage.
—You have a good soul, since even the temptation of power won't break your values. And your conclusion is valid. Oh, I wish I could wish you something encouraging, but with such convictions, you can't be changed... Well, then I hope that in the next cycle, the goddess will mold you into a three-meter-high mound, probably...
- Thank you, but I'd rather be a kraken right away. Then I'll attack passing ships and drag various beauties to the bottom of the sea!
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—It's cute, of course, but... it's more like a dump of unused content than a vending machine. —he sighs and shows Sanya a picture. —I wanted to get you a plush bear or something else, but it seems it's not meant to be... So, let's go on, shall we?
- Let's go, or we'll meet someone strange again.
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—Thank you very much! —said the redhead, pleased with the restaurant's level of preparation, bowed, and left.
Of course, wholesale orders are wholesale orders, but the question remains: when will all this arrive? So, ideally, it would be nice to see something, some useful food along the way (possibly not a direct route) home. Formally, Pam-Param hasn't been checked yet, but it's unlikely that there will be anything there, right? Or is it not unlikely? In principle, anything will do.
—And how do you turn someone into a human? Put them in a cage and read sermons? You know, such a freedom-loving niece might get a little angry at you for that... It's possible that she'll find connections to get back, and you'll have some kind of accident so that she won't bother you anymore. And why do you need her? It's obvious that you won't have a marriage.
- Don't underestimate the northern nobles, I'm ready to take that risk, and whether it works out or not is another question.
- Thanks, but I'd rather just become a Kraken. Then I can attack passing ships and drag beautiful women to the bottom of the sea!
—A Kraken can be roasted too if luck isn't on its side, but it will be much harder for a charismatic gentleman in a suit to find trouble for himself. Well, goodbye, friend! —he says in farewell.Author
- Let's go, or we might meet someone else strange.
—Oh, come on, you're a good guy... —she replies as they walk to another location. —And don't think that I'm really going to write to the administration about him... I don't want to get the poor guy into even more trouble... So, I'm just practicing my skills in recognizing deadly quests and dubious offers, that's all.
—I wanted to stop by a shop to find you a nice hat, but it seems to be closed too. So, we have two remaining tasks for today. One of them was too early in the storyline last time, and the other risks being too late. Let's start by visiting Crag... If he's off today, then we can definitely give up on this city.
—Come on, you sweet kid... —he replies as they walk to another location. —And don't think I'm really going to write to the administration about him... I might accidentally get the poor guy into even more trouble... No, I'm just practicing my skills in identifying dangerous quests and dubious offers, that's all.
- I think he can get anyone into anything, so yes, it's better not to write anything anywhere.Author
—I wanted to pop into the Burrow to find you a nice hat, but it seems to be closed too. So, we have two remaining tasks for today. One of them was too early in the storyline last time, and the other risks being too late. Let's start by visiting Kragg... If he's off today, then we can definitely give up on this city.
- ... Mh? Yes, let's.
The pair arrives at the Edenic Flame, where they find Kragg working as expected.
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—Alright. Describe the details - name, appearance, amount, destination.
- You already saw her at yesterday's tournament; her name is Bazhena. If everything goes well, I'll pay you 50,000 for both of you. You need to kidnap her near the entrance to the "Playful Rabbit," where she usually stands on a stool, and deliver her... 3 kilometers north and 2 kilometers east of that location. It's in the forest.
—Good day, Sir Crag! I see you're forging? That's great, because I was worried that the players from yesterday might have used up all the materials on free crafting...
- Oh, Blade, you arrived just in time. Here you go. Dreadnought Protection from injuries, diseases, curses, negative effects, and miasma. +1 protection from negative effects in battle for every five units of strength. +1 guaranteed hit in battle for every five units of strength. Ignores damage reduction effects. Health +100, health +100%. Indestructible. Requires 50 units of strength, suitable only for characters from Krideraar.
- This morning, someone brought it, complaining that it didn't fit, and asked me to reforge it into something else, so I gave him a piece of my mind, and he ran off, forgetting all about it. I don't know what happened yesterday, but I made some minor changes; maybe it will be useful to you or someone else from your homeland.
“You might be right, after all, the reforging was yesterday. I swear I saw the same one on a demon at the hellish battlefield…” he sighed, almost falling over with his armor. “And the one who came, did he happen to look like a creature from the Craglands? Because there have been thieves targeting high-value items here since yesterday, could it be the same case here too... 🤔”
- You saw her at yesterday's tournament, her name is Bazhena. If everything goes well, I'll pay you 50,000 for both of you. You need to kidnap her near the entrance to "The Playful Rabbit," where she usually sits on a stool. Deliver her... 3 kilometers north and 2 kilometers east of that place. It's in the forest.
— How generously you value her after everything. Indeed, why look for a suitable partner when upholding principles is paramount, right, Grishanya?
Garrett smiled broadly.
— And thank you for telling us everything, you idiot.
A quick, special wink learned over years of working together as thieves – and the brothers quickly pounce on Grigory, firmly twisting his arms so that he can't even move a finger, and clamping his mouth shut.
He approaches. He makes sure no one is around. A hypothetical invisible person might think that the Grand Master is ashamed to satisfy his hunger with vending machine snacks, but in reality...
In reality, the Knight removes his glove and carefully touches the metal of the food vending machine, wondering how it is made, what kind of engine is inside? Some details were visible through the large glass (how convenient!), some could be guessed by the appearance of the special slides, but the engine itself... Perhaps it was like the ones they use in Chronos? Maybe he could look at the brand and identify it?
Without much thought, Phyr puts his last thought into action, looking for the manufacturer's mark on the machine. Then he approaches the second one, with the cheesy pictures, and examines it externally as well. What a beauty, time will pass, and humanity will not be able to imagine itself without metal, just as now it cannot imagine itself without air and water... I wonder if increasing the importance of this element could lead to some change in the balance of the universe? If you think about it, why are the same elemental gods and singularities only fire, air, earth, and water? After all, if this planet is arranged like its own, Erephir's native planet, then in its depths there is just as much molten metal, isn't there a need for its own super-entity for this?
Having been imbued with the spirit of the machines for a short time, the Knight approaches the food vending machine again and buys a Tavavilka, and also a Purikers to try. Unlike the mechanisms, it was clear that the Fury, by default, trusted the strange format of food much less and was not ready to immediately put it in her mouth. Especially considering that the same Purikers, according to the description, was many times more effective than balanced food from Lepota, this was very suspicious... Instead, the redhead went to Carniol with her loot.
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