Posts from Divine Journey

If needed, I'll also go to sleep and hand control over to Mental.

- Since our lizard friends have disappeared somewhere anyway, I think this is the best option, - Alco nodded - I'm ready to go.

- By the way, speaking of lizards," the elf interjected. "There they are." Kerlian pointed to the serpentmen and their group. Without waiting for a response from the humans, he approached the group and addressed Nokou. "Hello, did you manage to find anything out about the well?"

I don't know the others.

What a stubborn bastard. Hostor picked up the trophy with disappointment, hid it back in his cloak, and, catching up with the officer, walked beside him.
- You are quite persistent. But give me a little more time. Just two requests. I heard that the general kept records of information about all visitors and would like to know about a man named Vincent - he is the one who died, and it is necessary to inform his family about this. And secondly, do not reveal the secret of my identity, at least for now. My actions will not harm the Duke; disagreements are not beneficial at the moment.

- By the way, speaking of lizards, - the elf interjected. - There they are. - Kerlian pointed to the serpentmen and their company. Without waiting for a response from the humans, he approached the group and addressed Nok. - Hello, did you manage to find anything out about the well?

--Oh, it's you, well hello! Yes, the story ended rather sadly, with casualties, but now the well has no sources of contamination.

- Alright, I'll check if there are any mentions of him in the general's records, - the officer glanced again at the large gatherings of soldiers and ordinary people, - but not right now. Tell me how I can reach you, and I'll send someone to you as soon as I find anything.

- Let's go to the tavern. I'd like to get to know you better.

- What, is there nowhere else to eat and rest? Well... alright, lead the way. But I don't have any money.

-Oh, it's you, well hello! Yes, the story ended somewhat sadly, with casualties, but now the well has no sources of pollution.

- Casualties, but not on your side as far as I can see. And what was the cause of the pollution?

the internet on my PC is acting up, I'll try logging into Skype from my PDA.
If Neira doesn't mind, the party headed to the tavern.

- Thank you, - Redram nodded. - My name is Ness Kroitz. I'll be at the tavern. Heh, I doubt you expected any other answer. All the best.

Sorry, guys, I don't have time to play right now. I won't have time tomorrow either. If anything comes up, I'll catch up with you later.

- I have some money, I'll share it with you. And I don't know of any other places where you can eat. You must be very hungry, traveler.
Faëlvir was terribly sleepy. After such a stressful night, it's no wonder.

Bpy Fen listened to the conversations at the nearby tables and smiled: - One of my teachers used to say: "Always be one step ahead." The Celestial winked at his companion and nodded towards the door. ---> Amphitheater

My lizard friends are here, but I'm just facepalming and drawing; there's nothing interesting happening right now, so let Menti lead the way!

- Victims, but not on your side, as far as I can see. And what caused the pollution?

--Some old man, he wields poisonous magic and throws nauseating clouds at everyone. And then he dies from his own stench, and we have to drag him to the surface.