Posts from Black Ice Auto-translated

- Then you go over there, - the owner pointed to the door.

--Why? -- the Barbarian continued to say in a whisper. Then he scratched his head and added, -- Well, alright, bring me a small piece... A leg... A deer leg...

For a moment, the innkeeper’s face twisted into a wide smile, but an instant later he became serious again – that will be twenty coins.

- Of course, the doors of the Temple of Elysee are open to everyone.

— Thank you, — David approached the priestess, — Requests for help have come from your area. Regarding the disappearance of people. I don't know who sent the signal, but I think you know each resident of this village personally. I would like to know who disappeared and when. And most importantly, where the bodies of these unfortunate people were found. I am sure that your information will allow me to stop the disappearances.

– Uh-huh. Sirkhan? – he addressed his companion.

- Merciful Emperor, may the souls of these unfortunate ones rest in peace, - I said. It was a small thing compared to what I had seen at the gates of the Abyss, but it was still a heinous act. - As they say, I have good news and bad news, - I said to Brunhilda. - The good news is that the trip to the order is canceled, the attack on the warden is no longer our main problem, and you can put aside any concerns about what awaits you there. We are going to your homeland, to Helligate. It is safer there now than in many places. The bad news is that the journey is long and arduous, and we need to get through this rabble and find transportation. I think I lost my mare here. Would you like to visit Helligate? It is a great state, despite all the hardships it has endured. In any case, returning to the academy is pointless, and very dangerous. I looked at the girl thoughtfully from head to toe. - Who are you? What is so special about you that you have attracted the attention of major players? What did you do at the academy? Do you know anything about yourself? I paused. - Okay, never mind. You don't have to answer if you don't want to. You are not obligated to, and I am just a humble and old servant of the Emperor, doing my duty. I think you have been given enough guidance in life.

— Thank you, — David approached the priestess, — We received requests for help from your area. Regarding the disappearance of people. I don't know who sent the signal, but I think you personally know every resident of this village. I would like to know who disappeared and when. And most importantly, where the bodies of these unfortunate people were found. I am sure that your information will allow me to stop the disappearances.

— There is nothing to worry about here. These people did not disappear without a trace; they embraced the afterlife in Elysium.

Mariette thought that grabbing that strange sword wasn't the best idea, so she drew her two sharp swords, which brought no less peaceful rest.
As for good ideas... it's probably best to cut down the small, underdeveloped whelps first, and then proceed to him.
- Ships... harbors... swords... - she muttered, then shouted at the top of her voice. - Silver Moon!
Mariette attacked the nearest Wyvern dragon.
okay, let's get to it

Okay, I'll pick them up later, you nags. Luckily, they have decent willpower and magic resistance.

Once again, all the most interesting things happen without me.

Theohar expected a lot from the mad king, but not this. The mage hesitated for only a fraction of a second before attacking his opponents from behind, which they didn't expect. He incinerated them with powerful spells and tried to attack the king as much as possible, preventing him from dealing with his opponent.
"-How disgusting it all turned out..." - Theohar thought.

— There's nothing to worry about here. These people didn't disappear without a trace; they embraced the Elysian embrace.

"The Elysian embrace"... The Koranian immediately pictured Elysia gently embracing another peasant somewhere under the evening sky. David's imagination depicted her as a mermaid with a magnificent tail and bluish-white skin. She was combing her dark hair with a comb, which cascaded languidly over her shoulders. Moonlight playfully danced across her precious jewels, from one gem to another. David stood with his mouth agape, admiring Elysia's graceful silhouette, when she unexpectedly winked at him. And in a second, the stern warrior found himself in the mermaid's embrace. She was surprisingly warm, and she smelled of the sea. Yes... it was definitely good in the Elysian embrace; David even began to envy those peasants.
At that moment, he realized that he was indeed standing with his mouth open, staring at the priestess. He wasn't sure how long this had been going on.
— Uh... — the Koranian broke the silence, — I'm David, by the way. :o So, she's among us?

--Uh-huh. Sirkhan? -- he said to his companion.

--Another visit to the tavern--and I'll be begging for alms in the port,--Sirkan said with discontent in his voice.--Here, take your money.

The priestess’s face was lit up with a friendly smile. “Yes, of course! I can even take you to her if you wish. She welcomes everyone, you can be sure!”

--Another visit to the tavern--and I'll be begging for alms in the harbor,--said Sirkhan with discontent in his voice.--Here, take your money.

-- Don't worry, we'll earn enough. And I'll share the meat with you,--after these words, Thorvar gave the money to the tavern keeper and went back to whispering. -- So, what about the people?

The innkeeper happily took the money and replied, "Well, basically, listen. There's this lad, John Hayvel is his name, a miner's son who lives in the house next door. He owes me some money and just won't pay it back. And after that, people started disappearing here in our village. Most likely, he's involved in it. Get my drift?"