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All the truth about the three peoples of the world of Fleranor.

Humans:

Feeble weaklings. They live a short life, barely surpassing animals in intelligence, constantly fighting among themselves, and susceptible to even the weakest diseases. Proudly called their kingdom an empire. Their "empire" almost fell under the onslaught of small tribes of Vardans. Ridiculous. They could overwhelm with numbers, but for every human, there are a hundred wasteland warriors.

Vardans:

Strong, resilient, resistant to magic. Their tribes are numerous and tend to unite. They respect both brute force and diplomacy. The Vardans are skilled in creating complex mechanisms. Their capital, Zorr-Natur, is mounted on colossal runners. Their only weakness is the Sortorin witches. The greatest native of Fleranor, the great leader Zarak-Attir, came from the Vardan people. Not surprising.

Sortorians:

A witchy people from the northeast of the wastelands. Beautiful, gifted with magical genes, truly unpredictable. The Sortorians have no distinct culture, no cities, and no grand aspirations. They live in fortified temple complexes. Their only deity is the endless cosmic void. The Sortorians can master only three schools of magic: Fire, Mind, and Shadow. Most are proficient in only one. The witchy people are few in number, but each representative is dangerous.

And then I can marry Sir Cucoldreng.

And have fun with Vardans while he's around?

I also updated the lore text for Erathia. I didn't like the previous version.

Behind the door, Sarabas discovers a typical specimen of the common warrior type.

“The Elder orders you to appear immediately at the House of Sages.”

And have fun with Vardans in his presence?

Yes. He probably even has a special chair for that at home.

Zaya restores all action points.
Zaya recovers 45 health.

…and finds himself in the future because Aristarchus, who has finished reading the book, still has too much energy to go to sleep.

Aristarchus, having finished reading the book, still has too much energy left to go to sleep.

After finishing the book, Aristarch still has too much energy to go to sleep.

It’s good that she sleeps in the house of a decent person. Otherwise, someone else would have already raped her.

Given the circumstances, Aristarkh risks being raped.

By the way, this scheme works: Zaya takes Aristarkh (yes, she really does) -> gets a baby from him -> and no one can oppose this marriage anymore.

- Is there at least one question that you know the answer to?

- Is there at least some information about what this concerns?

– That's not something I can answer.

- You shouldn't say that; there should be useful things in the box, and your mind needs to be free, otherwise it will rot. Never mind, don't get bored, guest. - Waves at the fox. - I have business to attend to.

By the way, the scheme works: Zaya takes Aristarkh (yes, she really does) -> gets a baby from him -> no one can oppose this marriage anymore.

except for Aristarkh himself...

Zaya restores all action points.
Zaya restores 45 health

...and finds herself in the future, since Aristarchus, who has finished reading the book, still has too much energy to go to sleep.

And here I thought she'd get some sleep while he reads the book...

If you actually count how much Zaya has slept in total versus how much Aristarchus has, while he was crawling through the caves, it turns out he's the one living in the distant future...🤣