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I've already come up with a name and concept. This character is guaranteed to succeed in this expedition!

Is he going to take care of Ida?

Nebos stubbornly believes that I am an exact copy of Revan. Yashchur seems to think so too. Since Zaya is officially done, I will talk about my plans for her. There were none.

Why? Because Nebos was offline for most of the experience and didn't have a storyline simply because it would be problematic to write one in this situation. Zaya... just went from point A to point B. That's all. Along the way, she violated the terms of Ferda's contract, which Nebos himself asked me about in the experience thread, but predictably forgot about it. She did things and stuff. And completed Cir's side quest in exchange for supplies. Neither event had anything to do with her personal arc. They happened due to logical reasons. And only after that did I start coming up with something based on the foundation: the conflict between Medveson and his daughter. As if he wouldn't approve of turning Zaya into a housekeeper + she has never been one in life. Something interesting could potentially develop from this, but definitely not transforming into a nymph. I’ll make everyone happy: no one turns into nymphs. They are created similarly to other creatures: by processing corpses. Makhra is unique. In a peculiar way. And technically, she isn't a nymph. Even Ida cannot become a nymph. This contradicts the abilities of the chthonic forest, which I myself wrote.

To be fair, Zaya comes from a family that has housekeepers. This was made clear even by the homeless man when he took Ida to Medvedson's house. Accordingly, Zaya can only fight. And she hasn't really leveled up much. So it was expected that she wouldn't be very good at being a housewife. In real life, some people also don't know how to distinguish between spoiled and normal food. My husband, for example, although not completely helpless in everyday tasks, often cannot tell by smell whether something will make someone sick or not. That's why I'm here. But 11 years ago, I didn't have much experience either, and once I messed up and got poisoned by milk that had just started to sour, so badly that since then my sense of smell has become very sensitive to spoiled products. In short, if a person is inexperienced, it's natural that they will mess up. So the gameplay is quite realistic

copy of Revan

It sounded like an insult...

Everything is correct. That was the intention. Zaya needed to gain experience in everyday matters. This is an individual role-playing element that arose directly from the character's aspirations and background. Perhaps over time, Zaya would have gained a unique trait – for example, the ability to cook buffing treats. But this is just speculation

It sounded like an insult...

Of course. I wouldn't want anyone to think I'm some level 777 anime fan! I'm only a level 666 one.

Tsulak restores all action points.
Tsulak restores 55 health.
Ida restores all action points.

A quarter of an hour after Aristarkh solved the entertaining puzzle, all expedition members finally gathered together. Ida, Tsulak, and another notable character codenamed "Nebos" stood before Lady Galta.

"We will set out with a small reconnaissance detachment," said Leradova's daughter. "The main forces will follow later when I send word that the path is clear. Oh yes: we have a new member. Mr. Gacchen has expressed his desire to bring the brilliance of true beauty to the unexplored west."
"You can count on me."
"Good to hear. So, does anyone have any questions?"

Before the start of the expedition, fresh supplies are given to all participants, and various fighters and similar combat units replenish their potions. Tsulak also receives some from the generosity of the experts. In total, there are twelve members in the vanguard.

Supplies x1

Squad:

Gorus [15] (150/150) (3 potions)
Cultist Sorn-Tarn [13] (100/100) (3 potions, 1 ritual blood)
Galta [12] (120/120) (3 "Tenderness", 3 "Persistence", 3 "Freshness", 40 arrows)
Gacchen [12] (110/110) (3 potions, 2 ritual bloods)
Ferda [12] (110/110) (5 potions, 1 ale)
Ida [12] (80/80) (1 "Tenderness", 1 "Reaper", 1 "Freshness", 1 tincture, 13 potions)
Aristarkh [12] (80/80) (7 potions)
Tsulak [12] (110/110) (3 potions, 2 ales)
Fighter 1 [12] (110/110) (3 potions)
Fighter 2 [12] (110/110) (3 potions)
Swordsman [12] (90/90) (3 potions, 25 arrows)
??? [???] (???/???) (???)

Gachchen Cult of Sorn-Tarn Bonus: +1 to all attributes, +2 to Strength and Agility, +1 to Beauty, an additional skill slot. Male Level: 6

Attributes Strength: 5 Endurance: 6 Agility: 4 Willpower: 5 Mind: 4 Parameters Health: 110 Damage: 35 Evasion chance: 20 (27)% Hit chance: 15 (22)% Chance to reflect a negative effect: 17% Initiative: 10 Speed: 3 (4) Action points: 7 Skill slots: 4 Beauty: 8 Skills Melee Combat II No penalty when using ordinary melee weapons. Allows wielding two ordinary one-handed melee weapons simultaneously, but with a 25% accuracy penalty on each. Armor Wearing II Allows wearing light and medium armor. Fanaticism II 20% chance to deal one-and-a-half times damage with an attack, ability, item, or spell. Literacy II Allows reading and writing. Reading books grants experience depending on the book's rarity. Oath of Purification Deals double damage to characters with Beauty 1. Does not affect creatures from the bestiary.

Equipment Weapon 1: "Scourge of the Ugly" (broadsword) One-handed. Accuracy: 65%. Damage: 120%. Range: 1. Weapon 2: - Head: - Body: Gachi armor (light, +7% to evasion chance) Hands: Gachi bracers (light, +7% to hit chance) Legs: Gachi sandals (light, +1 to Speed) Accessory 1: - Accessory 2: - Inventory Supplies x2 Healing potion x3 (restores 40 health points, ends the turn if used in combat) Ritual blood x2 (+2 to Beauty and Willpower until rest) Reward Experience x30

So why didn't Aristarch get 3 potions? Just because he already has 7 doesn't mean anything. He bought them with his own money. Or is it now “From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs”?

– You can rely on me.

“Oh, how I’m going to rely on you,” Ida muttered, imagining all sorts of things she could do with Gacchen, who coincidentally looked like a hero from her dreams.

Ida greeted all the members of the expedition. The girl drew everyone's attention to the fact that if anyone runs out of potions, they can turn to her.

So why didn't Aristarch get 3 potions? Even though he already has 7. He bought them with his own money. Or is it now “To each according to their needs, from each according to their ability”?

Ida also didn’t get any; Ida bought hers with her own money.

They didn't give her an idea either; Ida also bought it with hard-earned money.

Let them give Ide one too. Or don't, if you don't care...

There’s probably some logic behind giving rewards to those who excel. As for us, we just stand back and stay out of trouble.

Is he courting Ida?

Who knows…

Let them give it too. Or don't give it if you don't care...

If you, being a solid representative of the middle class around 30 years old, come to a clothing distribution for orphans, will they give it to you or not?