Posts from Divine Journey

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

Hostor left the training hall and went up to the second floor, carefully examining the room. Finding the tome, Redram flipped through several of the last filled pages, looking for familiar names, and then carefully wrote "Hostor" at the very end.

--No, throwing it away is too much. I spent a lot of time making it once. Should I fix it? But how can you fix a bow? Are you going to strangle people with the string? -- the lizard decided to joke.

- And who might be aware of such information?

Among all the shops, Trast was primarily interested in those that sold vegetables, fruits, meat, and spices. In other words, things that a battle mage could turn into a delicious and nutritious dish with his "culinary magic." Nevertheless, magical trinkets that could be useful to a mage of the earth also attracted his attention.

The second floor was almost identical in design to the first, but it was more like a library - with many bookshelves, as well as tables for writing and reading.

- ... The person who posted this information on the board. I haven't been back for long, so I don't know who it could be.

Hmm, but you're still not very strong, Kosh. Maybe you should throw burning, sharp objects at the hydra? It's safer that way.

Having left his name in the register, Redram decided to examine the books in search of additional information about hydras or dragons, as well as fire magic.

- It's us again, - the elf smiled slightly. - Could you tell me who posts information on the quest board? We would like to know where the escaped mage was last seen.

- And where did this mad mage escape from?

- How did he kill them?

- And what kind of experiments?

- Good day, - the elf said to the innkeeper. - I heard that a mage hunter is staying at your inn. Could you tell me where I can find him?