Posts from Divine Journey

Arandor... Revan, sorry, I'm changing the plan.
The goods that Nokou saw at the market weren't of the best quality, so he gave up and went back to the inn, drinking one of Kerlian's potions along the way. Soon he was back with the rest of the team.
P.S. Kosh, don't leave yet, see what's going on here. We'll leave together later.

Menti, I didn't fight the Hydra with you, I wasn't involved in your conflicts, and I don't know what's going on with you. My character has no reason to wait for you. If that changes, I'll gladly hold her back, and then we can go together.

What does motivation have to do with it? The main thing is to get over your frustration!

I don't have any battle hurt.

Experienced role-players know best!

- Thank you, kind sir. Well, Lindeskar, let's go east!

- Alright, let's go, what are we waiting for.

And they went.

Gray: Motivation? You'll get it now. Nokou approached Anpeito's table. "I see you're about to leave? Without me? To be honest, I wouldn't want to part with such a beauty as you: I've never seen a more lovely creature. On the way here, I picked these flowers; maybe they'll convince you to postpone your departure?"

Kosh doesn't want to participate in the Great Battle because he doesn't feel the battle spirit. It's all logical; everyone would want it that way.

Revan, Veggie and I are a few days behind. So, let's just say we've almost reached the city!

It takes longer to get there than to Erathia!

Menti, everything is great, but which Sylvan table are you talking about? I've already left the tavern.

It's been about 24 hours since Veggie and I last saw the group heading towards Erathia. So, calculate how much longer we need to go; you have all the other information, right?
Besides, there are fewer of us now, so it should be easier to travel.

Gray: Well, come back then :) Seriously, don't travel alone; what if a wizard attacks you?

Cop, we're not in the hotel, but near it. Don't come in.

I'll be back, but your message won't become any more relevant because of it.
Anpeytu returned to the tavern. She remembered that she had damaged the door and decided to erase the inscription first, and then leave.