Posts from Dal Shabet Auto-translated

Too bad, stay here with that magical vulnerability, you're useless.

The Emperor will protect.

Look what just one drink did to Nemo!

WITH MARCO, NOT NEMO.

-And you figure it out. - Ratislav replied to him. -This whole house is filled with some kind of devilish magic. Look what just one drink did to Nemo! And besides, if you haven't forgotten, this witch has killed many innocent people.

--Well, he's alive in the end... And it's not about the drink, but about the fact that he wasn't taught as a child that you shouldn't drink all sorts of rubbish. And alchemists would have sold their souls for these potions,--said Adrian, collecting the undamaged bills.

In total, 7691 R were found.

Hero, it's time to return to camp.

- There might have been an antidote among them! - Nemo exclaimed as Ratislav smashed the remaining potions. One wrong assumption ruined all of Nemo's plans. She urgently needed help. And since the witch was unlikely to help, she needed to find Zidar as soon as possible, take the heart, and save Xipil. But first, she needed to return to the camp and discuss everything with Gahehdj.

If no one takes the cloak, I'll take it. Girls like clothes.
--What's going on here? It's like a madhouse! -- all these people had recently risen in Agnet's estimation, but now she could see that it wasn't entirely deserved. -- Although the mistress probably won't return, you're still acting strangely...
-- Mark, don't tell me you've become a woman, -- she added, hearing a female voice from under her comrade's armor.

-What is your name?

- Berndt von Krüger, replied the golden-haired man.
- Ansgar, said the second.

-Berndt von Krueger, Ansgar, Anil, don't linger any longer than necessary; retreat as soon as there's hope that we've moved far enough. We'll be waiting for you west of the city. If you can't make it out, I promise I'll never forget your names. May the Emperor be with us all. Let's begin.
Initiating a prison break.

Arandorka asked about the chase, I'm too lazy to search and quote.
- Everything is in its place, I don't see any reason to put us in danger, it's just a couple of trinkets that disappeared.
Then Horus wandered off to finish his important business - sleeping on sacks of provisions.

(gray)I'm spending my skill points on the Knight, just in case. Hero, lead the way back, leader.

The group finished their act of banditry, then set the house on fire along with everything inside. After that, they headed to the camp and successfully arrived there [By this point, Laust will have gone very far].

WITH MARCO, NOT NEMO.

My apologies.

Hero, lead the way back, leader.

I can't be on top of everything all the time.
-Is everyone ready? It's time to return to camp.
When everyone left the house, Ratislav set it on fire, and the group headed to the camp.

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The group finished their act of banditry, then set the house on fire along with everything inside. After that, they headed to the camp and successfully arrived [By this point, Laust will have gone very far].

Yes, that's how it all went. Mission complete.

Holy moly, I checked the stats, this cloak will devour us all. The sorceress probably didn't disappear on her own; her cloak ate her.

The execution of Aurelius's plan didn't quite go as he expected: the little man turned out to be too agile and quick for him. There was no way to escape quietly now. From then on, he acted on instinct: using his immense strength, he broke the bars and then single-handedly took down the guards. Although he was now hindered by ordinary townspeople who were still around, he managed to free the other prisoners. Aurelius put Varus on his shoulders and ran away with the other four prisoners. Anil, Berndt von Krueger, and Ansgar stayed behind to cover their retreat. They fled westward, and they encountered only a few opponents along the way (apparently, most of the town's inhabitants had gathered in the center for some reason). At one point during their escape, the former prisoners realized that no one was following them anymore. This was a signal to stop and wait for the others. However, after a considerable amount of time, no one returned.