Posts from 🦊 Планета Флерантор, осколки человечества 🦊 Auto-translation in progress

It is early morning. The members of the expedition are busily preparing to head out.

– Our great mistress Galta Leraborn has decided to engage in some vigorous activity, – Ferda grimaced. – It is her will: today we must properly study this little green town. I'll make my way to the gun yard with the boys and Tsulak, Gachchen and Galta will talk with the local head, and you... you will go get acquainted with these strange green men. You're not bad at chatting, so you'll manage.
– I'll cover Ida, – Volki interrupted the conversation.
– Wonderful. It is settled then.

Gachchen and Galta were no longer in the house. It seemed they had not wasted any time.

"Didn't Galta say exactly what I should find out from them?" Ida clarified.
The girl was glad that a familiar face would be accompanying her. However, she had no idea what she was supposed to discuss with the green warriors. Certainly not the weather. Although, she was curious to learn about the device one of them had used to fire at the Nedolises.

It fell to the mute Tsulak to uncover the secret of the cannons.

– It's simple, – Ferda slapped Ida on the shoulder. – You need to find out who they are and what they want in life. Better not to ask them directly. Anyway, you'll figure it out. I must go. Good luck to you!

The mute Tsulak' same squad sets out on a mission. Ida and Volki are left alone.

– Don't be afraid! We'll manage! – Medvedsonovich encouraged his companion.

The settlement of the coastal people differed favorably from the holdings of the three mountain Clans by having much warmer weather.

Ida would have preferred to spend her time talking with a clever alchemist rather than some green nobodies. But she had no choice, so after her morning routine, accompanied by Volka, she headed toward the local armored fighters.

Ida and the Wolves arrive at the Haven of the Green Blades. At the entrance, they are met by a pair of bored blades, so to speak.

– Purpose of your visit? – asked one of them.

It's suddenly felt kind of lonely in this thread(

— What purpose could there be? — Ida shrugged. — Just a lone, weak girl who suddenly found herself in a completely unfamiliar place. It seemed to me that right now it is safest surrounded by kind, warlike guards. Am I not right?

Totally. Now I just go into my exp to have a good cry

Basically, we can pack up and stop raping the dead stewardess : (

Past experiences: players ate a fruit and died.
Present experiences: the Mage Guild messed up with food once and the exp died.

In the expansions of the past, irl was probably less cluttered.

+ as you get older, it becomes harder to maintain interest in something

For once, my IRL allowed it, but a mass drop occurred.

The exp was going quite normally right up until the moment Yashchur happened. Suddenly, Nebos strongly supported Yashchur (as if he'll be thanked for it and not get a knife in the back in some potential future), minus two players; Yashchur was one of the most active...

I planned the exp for 250 pages. I was sure that if Yashchur survived 600 pages of Revan's previous exp, he would somehow pull through 250 of mine. But no, at the first convenient opportunity, Yashchur began hacking everything around like a crazed maniac, as if that was the only reason he joined the exp. Apparently not, but that doesn't make it any easier for me.

As a result, Alex becomes the hero of the exp. He simply played whenever possible and didn't get involved in the conflicts. The pinnacle of exp virtue, it seems

Thanks to Alex, thanks to Neyra, half-thanks to Heroist (he did end up adding fuel to the fire toward the end), Revan did everything he could, and as for Yashchur and Nebos... no comment.

And the worst part: my exp is potentially the last in the history of the forum, because Loken was knocked out in Ikazkan, and I lost Yashchur. And who is even left among the players? Even taking Neyra into account, things are very, very bad... Revan might simply fail to gather enough players for Tezot. If he even decides to run it at all...

No epilogue variant for the experience was designed at this stage of the plot... two large story quests and two boss battles were planned ahead, which would have determined the fate of a certain part of humanity. Plus a quest regarding the change of power in the Clans of Savants and Fighters with options for Lerad/Clarissa and humans/Sorn-Tarn cult. Plus a quest about Sirin. Not a huge amount of content, but quite interesting.

RESULTS:

Clan of Sufferers: destroyed. Hurata-Rekreta manifested in the form of an avatar and personally crushed the easternmost clan. Here, players could theoretically have defeated him and extended the existence of humans for another stellar cycle or two.
Clan of Fighters: without Horus and any one's help, they were unable to resist the Sorn-Tarn cult and fell at the feet of one of the six personal incubi of the Mistress of Vice. Tisa Gentong and Varna continued to rule in his name. They had been members of the cult from the very beginning.
Clan of Savants: Lerad suppressed Clarissa's rebellion and handed Sirin over to the Vardans in exchange for help against Hurata-Rekreta and the Sorn-Tarn cult. The cult cell behind the crimson door was destroyed, but Renardo escaped.
Coastal People: the green blades led by Cirtaea were a same-cult of worship for Hurata-Rekreta. Soon Mahra arrived and helped finish off those who disagreed. However, through Lerad's efforts, the Vardans soon attacked the western coast, completely disrupting Mahra's plans to crush the savants and fighters. The Sortorin witch Nasirtan set a trap for Mahra, in which she met her end. After the death of Hurata-Rekreta's second champion, the first—named Fusion of Emperors—unleashed all his power upon the Vardans. Thus they continue to exchange blows to this day.

In this way, Lerad became the sole ruler of the human race. And this was not by chance, for shadow-seers had stood behind him all this time. It was they who granted the first sage eternal life and the gift of the Death school.

Players:

Roselia: could have survived if she managed to leave the Sufferers' settlement and head toward the savants. Closer to the expedition.
Sarabas: in skeleton form, attempted an assassination on Lerad and cut off part of his beard. Afterward, he ceased to exist from a counter-strike by the first sage.
Khryashch: same story, but in his case it seems unlikely... Though, he could also have leveled up beauty and joined the Sorn-Tarn cult :з
Zaya: returned home and likely stayed there under house arrest by her father.
Volki: killed by Mahra.
Ida: probably remained living among Hurata-Rekreta's cultists. Little threatened her. And she wasn't cursed.
Tsulak: probably survived and continued to act in the interests of the cult.
Aristarkh: ran away in madness. On the way, naturally, he stumbled upon sick foxes and received a warm furry welcome. Dead.

NPCs:

The entire Clan of Sufferers: dead.
Tisa and Varna: continue to rule the Clan of Fighters.
Medvedson and other residents of the Fighters' settlement: alive.
Ferda: killed by Mahra.
Augur: died of old age.
Galta: fled back to her father.
Lerad: rules the Clan of Savants and conducts business with Vardans and shadow-seers.
Clarissa: taken prisoner by Lerad, but eventually pardoned for past merits and many years of experience. Serves as an advisor to Lerad.
Other savants: alive.
Gachchen: helped Nasirtan kill Mahra and returned to the cult hideout. Met his end in a duel with Lerad.
Renardo: fled to the Clan of Fighters' settlement.
Ruk-Shator: joined the brothers in the war against the coastal people.
Skeletsiy: more alive than the undead.
Nasirtan: after killing Mahra, joined the Sorn-Tarn cult as a Shadow battle mage.
Sirin: through Lerad's efforts, returned to slavery with the Vardans, from which she once escaped.
Tarnil: killed by Mahra.
Tinta: joined the Hurata-Rekreta cult.

The results and master post have been added to the very end of the main post on the first page.