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- Excuse me, I'm new here, so I'm not very familiar with where everything is. There are so many books here that it would take a lifetime to read even a thousandth of them! My name is Milaha, by the way, and what's your name? And maybe I can help you find something else? If it's something I can find.
"Why is she even here?" A useless, fidgety creature. For a moment, Ushumgall wanted to grab her by the throat and make her stop talking, but he restrained himself. -- Do you know Akkad Babbara? The second-to-last king of Calcite.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
Grimacing, the paramedic twists a cigarette between his fingers but doesn't light it, not wanting to create a smell, even though he feels like it. Without taking his hand off the "first" blade and remembering the grueling training regimen in Schingen last year, and undoubtedly many others since then, he stretches 365 times more intensely than during the "Akira" and "Don't get your ass kicked by the teacher" operations, as he follows the trail of blood.
"Why is she even here?" A useless, fidgety creature. For a moment, Ushumgal wanted to grab her by the throat and squeeze, just to make her stop chattering, but he restrained himself. -- Do you know Akkad Babbara? The second-to-last king of Calcite.
- I know! Akkad Babbara, son of Zababa mer Lahar, was a handsome man, but he did a lot of bad things. Happy Life
Wrinkling his already worn face, the paramedic spins a Zippo lighter between his fingers, but doesn't light it, so as not to create a smell, although he wanted to. Without taking his hand off the "first" blade and remembering the grueling training complex in Shingen last year, and surely some others after that, he looks around 365 times more intensely than during the "Akira" and "Don't get a beating from the teacher" operations, as he follows the trail of blood.
Down below, Genza finds the rest of the victim's body parts - each was cut off very carefully, so as not to splash anything unnecessary. His eyes notice a head adorned with golden hair. Heroist
"Not a playboy, but an introvert," the guy shared his personal diagnosis. "That's why I only feel comfortable communicating with people I've known for more than a year. And I don't need discounts, otherwise you're a bad psychopath." He chuckled at this silly joke and pulled a filled sheet with the last column out of his bag. "Actually, I came for a reason. Remember, I once promised to gather a list of hobbies from the residents of Asuguh? Well, even though a year has passed, and it's probably not relevant anymore, I keep my word. Maybe this will be a starting point for you in the future.
- Actually, I've already forgotten about it. - He takes the sheet and examines it. - So, I'm like some kind of dwarf? Tsk tsk. It's good that I'm not a man, otherwise I would have had to kill the king and usurp power in Asuguh. And why isn't your data here? Information about the author is sometimes the most important thing.
- I know! Akkad Babbar, son of Zababa, killed Lahar; he was a handsome man, but he did a lot of bad things.
Women... Half of their mental capacity goes into measuring height, eye spacing, and jaw width, and if some man passes their standards, then it doesn't matter at all what he did or didn't do. "Well, at least you know something," softened the sarcastic inner voice. "But I still would have liked to strangle you, but maybe not in that sense..." added the second voice. -- Yes, maybe it's Felician propaganda. History is written by the victors. But I would still like to read about him.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
🐱🐲: That was really low, I don't even have 160... 🎪🏹: Don't be upset. You're better than that! ⛓️♿: Yes, don't stoop to such pettiness. 🐱🐲: No way. I want to look the person who says such things in the eye. Just help me get on the stool...
- Actually, I had already forgotten about it. - Takes the sheet and examines it. - So, does that mean I'm some kind of dwarf? Tsk tsk. Good thing I'm not a man, otherwise I would have had to kill the king and usurp power in Asuguh. And why isn't your information here? After all, information about the author is sometimes the most important thing.
—So, I guess I'll have to become the usurper instead of you. —said with a sad smile, writing his 172 along with his name on a new line. —..Asuguh, M, Erudite, -, -, -, reading books and participating in debates. There, now it's ready.
Having reached the church, Ferrus looks for a church servant to talk to.
Since Ferrus didn't want to talk to the current head for some reason, a servant he randomly saw becomes his interlocutor. - Yes, how can I help you?Heroist
—So, I'll have to become the usurper instead of you. —he said with a sad smile, writing his 172 along with his name on a new line. —..Asuguh, M, Erudite, -, -, -, reading books and participating in debates. There, now it's ready.
- Cool. Taking the sheet from the guy, Cherry sticks it in a prominent place and adds a sign next to it that says "20% discount on your next purchase for those who provide their information." - Done.
- Cool. Taking the paper from the guy, Cherry sticks it in a prominent place and adds a sign next to it that says "20% discount on the next purchase for those who provide their information." - Done.
—So, there will be a discount after all, huh. —reaches for the green diary. —Yes, it's a pity I didn't have this on hand last year.
After thinking for a moment, he adds, looking at the paper: —...But maybe I should remove the columns with personal information, just in case... You were only interested in hobbies, right?
Since for some reason, the current head of Ferrus didn't want to talk, his interlocutor becomes a servant who happened to be nearby.
- Yes, how can I help you?
Women… Half of their mental capacity is spent on measuring height, eye placement, and jaw width, and if some man meets their criteria, then it doesn't matter at all what he did or didn't do. "Well, at least you know something," softened the sarcastic inner voice. "But I still should have strangled you, but maybe not in that sense..." added the second one. — Yes, perhaps this is Felician propaganda. History is written by the victors. But I would still read about him.
- That’s only if the whole world is on one side or if events are happening in a completely unknown place. Felicia may have won in Calcite, but historians from other countries have their own opinion. And she doesn't look like a villain. - The girl searches for a book and gives it to the visitor. - Here is some information about our handsome fellow.
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- So there will be a discount, huh? — reaches for the green diary. —Yes, it's a pity I didn't have such a thing last year.
After thinking for a moment, he adds, looking at the sheet: —..Only maybe remove the columns with personal information, just in case... You were only interested in hobbies, right?
- Well, now everything else is of interest too; why should good things go to waste?... And why green, not blue or burgundy?
- Well, now I'm interested in everything else, why should good things go to waste? And why green, not blue or burgundy?
—I just like the color green. But seriously, I wanted to gather everything worth mentioning in one document. It's more convenient that way, and nothing will get lost.
Since he didn't want to talk to the current head of Ferrus for some reason, his interlocutor becomes a servant he randomly encounters. - Yes, how can I help you?
- Good afternoon. I am conducting a survey of residents regarding the upcoming war. The guild tasked me with gathering people's opinions. Could you help me with this, or perhaps someone else from the church?
—I just love the color green. But seriously, I want to gather everything worth mentioning in one document. It's more convenient, and nothing will get lost.
- That makes sense. I think that in a few years, we could release a super-premium version, so that one diary would be like three in one. Or, we could follow the example of "Gury" and make it so that the type of diary is determined randomly, and to get the one the customer wants, they would have to buy several, hoping for luck. What do you think of that idea? - Cherry refuses money for the diary. - Let it be as a thank you for the list.
His palms are sweating, but he grips his weapon tighter, his face twitches, and his heart races, pounding in his chest and throbbing in his temples – these are the peculiar sensations Sunaro experiences when he sees the scene unfolding. “Don’t rush, think,” the voice of Nemuyaсу repeats endlessly, and he has to obey, suppressing the urge to rush headlong towards the scene. Remaining in place, the Sinobian acolyte surveys the area again; he is interested in only two things: the presence of nearby places where he could be ambushed as soon as he descends, and any possible tracks in the vicinity.