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Still without uttering a single word, Asmidul allows himself to complete his plan and leaves. Gran and Shiki regain consciousness. Upon awakening, the latter immediately understood what had just happened, but preferred not to comment on the situation.
- I don't even know if we're being lucky or unlucky! - exclaimed Gran. - On the one hand, so many dangerous things have happened today, but on the other hand, we're all still alive!
Personally, I'm more afraid of snipers than mages. We need to look at the results of the Green and Kamikaze units; maybe Shramu won't have to finish them off. There's a theory that 6(?) skeletons are lined up symmetrically along the edges of the field; James will now check the right side.
They have a range of 24 from the wall, does that apply to all red units? We can target him too.
I had different theories about the skeletons, one of which involves their positioning, not just in front of the walls. But we'll see.
- Mages will be useful everywhere, but most of them are currently deployed in the west because there is a more supernatural conflict and a greater threat to humankind.
- I see... If I understand correctly, I need to go either to Sugaru or to Ninamiat, depending on which front I choose?
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно. Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится. (Закон сохранения).
Still not uttering a single word, Asmidul allows his plan to be completed and leaves. Gran and Shiki regain consciousness. Upon awakening, the latter immediately understood what had just happened, but preferred not to comment on the situation. - I don't even know if we're being lucky or unlucky! - Gran exclaimed. - On the one hand, so many dangerous things happened today, but on the other hand, we're all still alive!
—A day that felt like two, with the feeling of a month. —the miner sighed wearily, then allowed himself the first light smile in a very long time: —As Shiris doesn't write, it's luck or misfortune, but it's all thanks to our faith, father. Faith in the things that are most important to each of us. That's how we live.
—A day that feels like two, an experience that feels like a month. —the miner sighed wearily, then allowed himself the first easy smile in a very long time: —As Shiris doesn't write, luck is not luck, but all by our faith, father. Faith in the things that matter most to everyone. That's how we live.
Gran also didn't hold back from a warm smile in response.
- Well, let's not linger! Otherwise, who knows what else might happen!
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can we search Leonku in the end?
If she had any weapons, she had already lost them, and her clothes and other equipment were in disrepair. Nevertheless, Asmidulu manages to find a pouch labeled "budget of the animal rights protection fund and the fight against meat-eating" which contained 500 rem.
Gran also didn't hold back from returning a warm smile.
- Well, let's not linger! Who knows what else might happen!
If she had any weapons, she had already lost them, and her clothes and other equipment were in disrepair. Nevertheless, Asmidula manages to find a pouch labeled "animal rights protection fund and anti-meat-eating campaign" containing 500 rem.
—Where did she get the lions from... There was no zoo in the list of city locations. ...Too bad they didn't meet Linsey, you would have found each other.
—If there are any zombies left, it's better for us to run into them than for unarmed civilians to do so later. But you're right, we've had more than enough for today. —counting the rem, he answers the priest first, then nods to the samurai — with a gesture that needed no further words. —Let's go home.
Should Bibisa go ahead and focus on everything for now, letting him get ahead of the bombs? Or should we try to improve his cells on the seventh skill point, so he doesn't fall too far behind the others? A clear visualization of the routes would be very helpful...
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
Should Bibisa go ahead and focus on everything for now, letting him gain some distance from the bombs? Or should we try to paint the cells on the seventh stack to prevent him from falling too far behind?
We need to adjust our strategy based on our goals. Let's say he runs forward – he'll likely be focused by the archers in the average case, assassinated in the worst case, or run into a new "soaker" in the "best" case, but he won't be able to kill it, and no one else will be able to catch up. I'm in favor of painting the cells for now, as we don't see any "soakers" yet, and it wouldn't be wise to get too far away, as there won't be any tasks. We'll see what happens after their turn.