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Arandor is acting like a whiner and taking revenge for the incident with his mother; that's a fact.

But we can't keep doing this! He only allowed it once because of the time zones!

Those who are easily offended can stay silent. Why should Revan repeat the same information multiple times? It's unnecessary work! Besides, I didn't find a quest, just details. You might as well suggest hanging out in the tavern, lol.
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fucking

revenge, indeed. He'll come up with something to make himself feel better.

- Oh, - the mage said, looking away guiltily. - I apologize for misleading you. I wanted to know about all the monsters currently on the quest list: the Hydra, the Dragon, and the Rogue Mage. I want to learn about them so I don't end up in the afterlife when I encounter them.

A smile appeared on the girl's face, a smile that was quite unusual for her. - A Rogue Mage, you know, isn't exactly a monster. Well... in a way, it is, of course, but still. I've never encountered mages in battle before, so I can't tell you anything useful, but you're in luck. A legendary mage hunter is currently staying at the "Cozy Home," and he's sure to have some advice for you," the girl's voice was much more confident than before. Apparently, talking about a familiar topic was easier for her. - The Hydra is a treacherous opponent. It has a very strong body, so the fastest way to defeat it is to destroy its heads. However, there is a problem with this: as long as all nine heads are not destroyed, the monster will not die. It doesn't make sense for more than two people to engage it in close combat, as it can easily attack everyone who surrounds it. The optimal tactic is for someone to take the brunt of its attacks while others attack from a distance. It is highly desirable that the person taking on this risk has a replacement, in case they get tired, seriously injured, or... die. Otherwise, everyone could die. And the Dragon..." the girl's voice became sad. "I can only advise you to stay away from it.

- Hmm, so you don't have any problems here that a skilled warrior could help solve? - Trast asked, sounding a little disappointed.

- There is always a problem that requires a skilled warrior to solve, and it is called "a weapon that doesn't have a worthy owner," the shopkeeper replied, sounding annoyed.

Why would Revan repeat the same information multiple times?

So that you spend a reasonable amount of time learning something, instead of getting it all in one sentence. He doesn't need to write anything new. But all those constant "they approached and heard" and "they sat and heard" – that's just ridiculous.

Let's think about who should take on whom. In our group of three, we have a tank, a semi-tank, and a ranged damage dealer. But I wouldn't send Kosh into melee combat with a hydra, but Hommi could. But then we need at least one more damage dealer, and Kosh can provide support. Regarding the mage, I said that stasis probably affects him. Even if it doesn't, he probably doesn't have enough health to survive one or two lightning bolts. So, I can handle this alone or with a little tanking support. I don't know how to approach the dragon.

Hearing the merchant's words, Reynold smirked and shook his head: - Ah, I would be more than happy to solve this problem. But, alas, it requires money, doesn't it? And unfortunately, I don't have enough for that.

Come on, guys) Arcomage is just a clairvoyant and knows where it's best to go ;)

- And where was this mage last seen? - Kerlian interjected. I explained everything to Revan in a private message. Don't nag.

I'll be the second tank if you need me.

I'll be the second tank, if you need me.

Yeah, not as cool as Hommi, but still decent.
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Revan, sorry, will you answer about the bow?

So, you three decided? lol. I think all 11 will be needed, otherwise we'll lose people.

So, you three decided? lol. I think all 11 will be needed, otherwise we'll lose people.

No one has decided yet, I'm just assessing our capabilities.

"Well, then, take a look at what can be done with this primitive bow," he said, handing his weapon to the blacksmith.

"Throw it away. Hmm, by the way," the blacksmith looked intently at the snake-man's face, "how do you handle it?"

"Ah, I would gladly solve this problem. But, unfortunately, it requires money, right? And, to my regret, I don't have enough for that."

"Well, then, come back when you have some."

"And where was this mage last seen?" Kerlian interjected.

"I-I'm sorry, but I have no idea. I'm not the one who deals with organizational matters."

I told Revann in the chat how it happened. Don't complain.

Is this too difficult? Do you lack the strength?

Interesting, very interesting.
Hostor wanted to thank the girl, but some elf in bright clothes rudely interrupted their conversation. Redram frowned in displeasure. Not only had he overheard everything, but he also didn't seem to know the rules of etiquette.
- Thank you for the useful information, - the mage nodded to the knight. - I won't bother you any further. Good luck with your future missions.
Hostor left the training hall and went up to the 2nd floor, carefully examining the room. Finding a book, Redram browsed through the last few filled pages, looking for familiar names, and then carefully wrote "Hostor" at the very end.

- Throw it away. Hmm, by the way, - the blacksmith looked intently at the snake-man's face, - how do you treat it?

--No, throwing it away is too much. I spent quite a bit of time making it once. Treat it? How can you treat a bow? Not strangle people with the string, right? -- the lizard decided to joke.