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And about how a beautiful girl exchanged bodily fluids with Jingo.
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Watching the scene with the two elves, Rurek felt a surge of Sordish shame. Some people really know how to get upset over trivial things!
– Oh, Jingo. You're quick, – Rurek noted, noticing the familiar, manic expression. – We didn't find Rizza, but we found the rest. I think random monsters or cheesemakers are no longer a threat to us. Or they are a threat, but not a deadly one.
Of course, the Sordish loner didn't know about the dependence of the number of monsters per square meter on the size of the team. Nor did he know about the location of all the traps around the cheesemakers' fortress. And that a beautiful girl had exchanged bodily fluids with Jingo.
– Do you remember Pumpkinhead? The ugly guy who "bonded" with the Gnoll? And his "colleague" from the Community. A lover of monsters from the Abyss... They're nowhere to be found...
– And we also need a gatherer. But not the one who spent all his gathering strength...
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно.
Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится.
(Закон сохранения).
Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится.
(Закон сохранения).
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Have they disappeared... or were they on the other side from the very beginning? It's not a great loss.
– Obgorely spoke in such a way that I have no doubt about his connection to the cheesemakers, – Rurek snorted. – We could have rid Iczakan of their influence, along with the merchant, but we lacked the courage. Now, as the wise hermit orcs say, we are reaping the fruits. The fruits of excessive mercy. And where is that clever human with the pleasant appearance? I think his name was Safis. I would have had a chat with him about the cheesemakers. It's better if he's on our side than on theirs.
The prospectors... we could use an orc here. But they can't even find Rizza, let alone anyone else...
– Obgorely spoke in such a way that I have no doubt about his connection to the cheesemakers, – Rurek snorted. – We could have rid Iczakan of their influence, along with the merchant, but we lacked the courage. Now, as the wise hermit orcs say, we are reaping the fruits. The fruits of excessive mercy. And where is that clever human with the pleasant appearance? I think his name was Safis. I would have had a chat with him about the cheesemakers. It's better if he's on our side than on theirs.
The prospectors... we could use an orc here. But they can't even find Rizza, let alone anyone else...
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"Safis... Safis..."
- Hmm... I completely forgot about him... And I haven't seen him anywhere with his two specific companions...
- Hmm... I completely forgot about him... And I haven't seen him anywhere with his two specific companions...
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно.
Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится.
(Закон сохранения).
Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится.
(Закон сохранения).
AstralLein
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Meanwhile, Safis is surrounded by cat-girls:
"This is a good village, the harpies are good, I've been here for ages and I'm doing well!"
"This is a good village, the harpies are good, I've been here for ages and I'm doing well!"
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- Hmm, Rurek. - Vatagash's serious eyes indicate that he has a serious thought. - Or maybe, while these guys are busy with their own affairs, you and I should go to the "Dragon Claws"? But we need to prepare well.
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- I understand. You're pretending to still be a child. It doesn't matter. People won't care. A war is brewing between the Izkans and humans. In the event of our defeat, the fate of people like you and me will not be enviable. You will need to decide which side you are on. At worst, don't interfere.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
AstralLein
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Rurek looked intently at Vatagash and smiled slyly.
“You won’t believe it, my friend, but I’ve wanted to meet this mighty furry leader for a long time,” Sord said, shaking his fist at the invisible cheesemakers. “In our native caves, no one knows how to fight humans better than him and his tribe. If our enemy is the most cunning, hostile, and evil humans, then we need to find someone similar to help us. I wouldn’t be surprised if these two, the cheesemakers and the Claws, have already been in an irreconcilable conflict for a long time. Do you know where to find the Claws, Vatagash?”
Sord, a malicious hater of humans, intended to ask Rizz about the Claws, but since Vatagash offered his help, Rizz could wait a little. After all, they don’t know where he is anyway.
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- Calm down a bit, Rurek. Cunning is a trait of humans, and during a confrontation with them, it is important that we do not become like them; otherwise, this struggle will lead to our defeat, even if we win. - Having expressed this brilliant thought, he answers the question. - Their tribe lives beyond the Crimson Peaks, in the only forest in the Dungeon.
AstralLein
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A forest? A whole bunch of trees in one place? What a sight! Rurek hasn't seen anything like that before!
"I'm calm, buddy," the big guy clapped Vatagash on the shoulder. "That's why it's important for us to meet with the Claw tribe. Who knows what they're up to. Alone. Without Ikazkan's help. We should direct their energy into a useful channel, and not just 'kill, kill, kill!' Although, maybe it's not that bad. To be honest, I haven't heard much about the Claw tribe. But I already understand the problem. Last time in the Crimson Mountains, we were almost defeated by a couple of local beasts... Listen! What if Rizz is there right now?
Rizz patrols those areas... if they meet him and ask him to guide them, the chances of reaching the Claw tribe will increase many times over!"
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- As people say, the chance of encountering Rizz is 50/50 – either we will meet him, or we won’t. I see the problem in the fact that the two of us might not be able to handle five Bagras at once.
AstralLein
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Five? Vatagash is quite the confident sorcerer! They wouldn't even be able to handle three Bagra together...
– Calling humans to their doom is a sure way to kill the poor fellows for no reason, – Rurek began listing the options. – We only have one suitable elm, and it's already occupied. A half-sorcerer is wandering somewhere. He's not here. It's as if there's no one to rely on... maybe you have a couple of strong guys in mind who are willing to take a walk through the Crimson Mountains?
Rurek didn't really want to check the 50/50 odds. He had never been lucky in such matters.
– Calling humans to their doom is a sure way to kill the poor fellows for no reason, – Rurek began listing the options. – We only have one suitable elm, and it's already occupied. A half-sorcerer is wandering somewhere. He's not here. It's as if there's no one to rely on... maybe you have a couple of strong guys in mind who are willing to take a walk through the Crimson Mountains?
Rurek didn't really want to check the 50/50 odds. He had never been lucky in such matters.
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- I know some guys who might not mind taking a walk around the Crimson Peaks, but they are quite shy and probably wouldn't want to go in the same group as non-Sorcerers.
AstralLein
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Rurek scratched his head, searching for a problem, but couldn't find one.
"That's good. There are two of us, and we are orcs. They have nothing to be ashamed of," said the most orcish orc, stroking his beard.
He had grown a good beard. He should comb it, but there isn't time yet.