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Eric
"I will complete any order, no matter the cost, for an appropriate fee..."

Hey, Verdan, is there anywhere around here where I can set up camp?

- Guys, we elves are hospitable hosts, but I don't think five people will fit in a small hut. Grandpa, we're not staying for long...
- Oh, go ahead and make yourselves comfortable...
- We need to stock up on water and supplies. I'll go hunting and catch something. Givi, will you come with me?

While everyone was settling into Verdan's house, I walked over to the window and put on the Amulet of Silat, a gift from the elf. Almost immediately, a falcon landed silently on the windowsill and looked at me questioningly. The amulet works, I thought. But what now?
- Well, what message do I need to deliver? - the falcon suddenly addressed me mentally, shifting from one foot to the other. - Here's what: tell the elf who gave me this amulet... - I can only find and deliver a message to someone who possesses one of the amulets, - the falcon interrupted me, - and this elf doesn't have an amulet right now, and even if I manage to find him, he simply won't be able to talk to me, - he continued. - Okay, then deliver this message to Ta Kotoraya and Home: the paladins have refused to help, and the emperor didn't even listen to us and threw us in jail, from which I and a few of my new friends managed to escape, but now we are being hunted throughout the empire, and we have taken refuge with the elves. Also, tell them that the Inquisitor is missing, and I don't know where he is. If they respond, come back and tell me. And also, try to find the Inquisitor if you can. That's all, - I ordered him mentally. - It will be done, the falcon replied, and with astonishing speed, he rose into the sky and disappeared from sight.
- And I don't like to sit in one place, - I replied, turning my back to the window and addressing Givi and Verdan.

- Guys, we elves are hospitable hosts, but I don't think five people will fit in a small hut. Grandpa, we're not staying for long...
- Oh, go ahead and make yourselves comfortable...
- We need to stock up on water and supplies. I'll go hunting and catch something. Givi, will you come with me?

Yes, of course. Let's go.

Employer? What kind of employer for dragons is that? I am independent. Well, not exactly. I am with those who can show me something new. So, I am with Adelaide. 20 silver coins are always welcome, especially for nothing. And this dwarf, it seems, might be able to tell me something.
- Hey, you, what's your name, Employer? Do you have any special tasks for someone like me? And do you have a reward in the form of new knowledge for this task?

Employer? What kind of employer could there be for dragons? I am independent. Well, not really. I am with those who can show me something new. So, I am with Adelaide. 20 silver coins are always welcome, especially for nothing. And this dwarf seems to know something that he can tell me.
- Hey, you, what's your name, Employer? Do you have any special work for someone like me? And do you have a reward in the form of new knowledge for this work?

- "Well done, Almarren!" - The Wizard mentally praised the Necromancer, and then addressed the "employer": "if you give the Necromancer a job, then there

I open the Castle, illuminate the Dungeon with a lantern. Something monkey-like rushes at me from the corner. I push it away and exit this Dungeon. I enter the next one. There, a man is sitting. A fairly well-preserved man.

Me: How long have you been here?
Prisoner: One year and six months.
Me: Who did you serve?
Prisoner: I don't serve anyone now, but I used to serve the Griffin Emperor. He was much better than this one. (He pointed to the ceiling).
Me: Then we're on the same side. I give him a sword and a scabbard. Come with me, prisoner. You are free.

We walked down the dark corridor. Then we heard the voices of two people.

First voice: Hey, idiot!
Second voice: You're the idiot!

A fight broke out. I walked up to them and saw two demons fighting over a piece of meat. With one blow, I killed both of them. Let's go further...

- Well, shall we go? - said Verdan Givi, then turned to the others. - And you, make yourselves comfortable, we'll be back in the evening.

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- Sar, you already have a job. Ito, you couldn't even complete it. Complete the task - and you'll become richer than Cyrus himself!

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[/U]- Sar, you already have a job. Ito, you couldn't even complete it. Complete the task - and you'll become richer than Cyrus himself!

- "How do you know about my job? SPEAK!" - the wizard asked, his voice slightly threatening...

Magnus, you regain consciousness in a dark room. There are no windows in the room. Your head aches terribly. You touch your head, and there is still blood and a mark from a heavy blow. You don't remember anything at all – neither who you are, nor even your name. Your hands are tied.
What do you do?

I figure out who I am, and in my inventory, I find a journal of tasks and a scroll of the Hand of the Gods. I heal myself and remember my name: Joe Everest. I decide to summon him. I summon him, and he appears.

Appearing in the room, I asked Magnus:
-What's up?

As I entered the room, I asked Magnus:
-What do you want?

What rude language. Why so loud? My head is already splitting. Wanderer, restore my memory. And tell me who I am?

This is what you said:
And I told him what he told me:

In the Age of Wonders, you, inspired by Lorkhan, created Nirn, but as the ritual neared completion, you realized that this would weaken the power of the Aedra. You decided to intervene to interrupt the ritual, but it was too late. A part of my divine nature was lost. A part of it is all magic. In TES, the sun remains – that is also your part.
Then you moved to Xinn, to Eraffia. During a battle with barbarians, led by Tarnum, you were killed, but your divine nature manifested, and you became immortal. This was followed by a part of your life, as described in Heroes of Might and Magic. Later, I went on an expedition to the elemental planes. There, you received another part of my divine nature and the Crown of Elements, as well as the parts needed to create the Staff of Elements. Later came the day of reckoning. In Axoth, you decided to subjugate the world to yourself, so that there would be no necromancers and demons, etc. – a utopian world. But Sandro prevented this; he took control of the minds of Solmyr and Emilia, wanting to portray me as an enemy of society. He almost succeeded when they decided to destroy me with the Sword of Gods. You fought Sandro; it turns out he is Sithis. He cast a spell and
transported me to Ashan... the continuation of the story will be available soon.
And there is much more.

That's you:
And I told him what he told me:

Thank you. I think I remembered everything. I open a portal to the imperial palace. We are in the palace.