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- Why don't you want to tell me everything as it is? I'll be leaving this place soon, and you'll never see me again. What do you have to lose?
- I'm smart enough not to tell everyone about my intentions, and if you didn't understand my reasons from our first conversation, then that's your problem.
I'll make one exception, but it's best to avoid this in the future: The woman shared her grief with Ley Lan and told her everything, [just like Hostor, Faelvir, and Daar knew], and also added that a man named Vincent offered to help her.
Comfortably settled at a table in the tavern, Bai Feng, sipping beer and snacking on roasted game, finally unfolded the note...
The short text of the note was written in beautiful, neat handwriting: "The task is completed. The agreed-upon payment must be delivered through an intermediary in Pandorum."
"Yeah, not many people around." Podnebesny raised his gaze to the visitor at the next table and almost choked: - Well, I'll be! You're alive!
Ты страшился тысячи вещей... Но все это были лишь маски, лишь видимости. На самом деле страшило тебя только одно решиться сделать шаг в неизвестное, маленький шаг через все существующие предосторожности. И кто хоть один раз оказывал великое доверие, полагался на судьбу, тот обретал свободу.
Мы не свободные, вольно танцующие автобусы. Мы – привязанные троллейбусы и трамваи
- I'm smart enough not to tell everyone about my intentions, and if you didn't understand my reasons from our first conversation, then that's your problem.
- Then why did you offer such a risky deal to the first person you met? I could have turned you in to a soldier.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
- Excuse me, have we met before? - Reynold asked, looking puzzled at the unfamiliar foreigner. "Could it be someone from my past? I thought I was executed, but it seems I'm not. Damn! I need to come up with something quickly!"
- Then why did you offer such a risky task to the first person you met? I could have turned you in to a guard.
The red-haired woman looked tiredly at the elf, - he wouldn't have believed you anyway, what did you have besides words? Nothing. And besides, what do you want from me?
He wouldn't have believed you anyway; what else did you have besides words? Nothing. And what do you want from me?
- If he really wanted to kill you, he wouldn't have missed the opportunity to accuse you of something, even if he relied on the words of a stranger. But I want the truth, and compensation for almost ending up in jail because of you.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
Fang Pei replied to Nel in a polite and apologetic tone: - I don't know anything about any general. I just arrived here very recently. But in general, I have nothing against him visiting. Fang got up from the table and offered his hand to Nel. - By the way, I am a monk of the Order of the Celestial Empire. My specialty is treating all kinds of ailments," the young man smiled with a small spark of irony. "So, I'm afraid, Nel, you won't have a job as a healer.
- I thought this was communicated to all newcomers without exception," Nel spun the mug on the table, so that it spun like a top for a few seconds. "Meanwhile, it's already night, not the best time to visit the general." Nel got up from the table. - By the way, what is your acquaintance's name? "Man" sounds more than acceptable, but I'm afraid it might cause some confusion.
Tomorrow holds no promises Except the ones we've made
- If he really wanted to kill you, he wouldn't have missed the opportunity to accuse you of something, even if he relied on the words of a stranger. But I want the truth, and compensation for the fact that because of you, I almost ended up in jail.
- The truth? - the girl sighed heavily, - is that why every attractive man is also stupid? I already told you that the goods in this shop are not entirely legal, that's all. What kind of compensation do you want, and why do you think I owe you anything?
- The truth? - the girl sighed heavily, - is that why every attractive man is also stupid? I already told you that the goods in this shop aren't exactly legal, that's all.
- What kind of goods are they that people are willing to kill for? You're not telling me everything. By the way, that soldier seemed like a good guy, although I didn't even have time to talk to him properly. Answer me. Was it something personal? Because if the goods were really "not exactly legal," your shop would have been closed long ago, or at least they would have demanded payment and left you alone. But here, just one soldier... it doesn't quite add up.
What kind of compensation do you want, and why do you think I owe you anything?
- You promised a reward for the work I did. You and your goods are no longer in danger.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
Fang chuckled. - Haha, it's quite possible I missed that information. In any case, I wasn't planning on talking to that general. But if you think it's necessary, let's go. The guy looked at Matthias with a slightly surprised smile, then turned back to Nel: - I can't introduce my companion because I don't know his name myself, - Fang said, now addressing the mercenary: - Warrior, what's your name?
Nyashechka Kavai
Ple-Sen
