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so what

Amos, who spent the whole day aimlessly wandering around the camp, carefully documented in his notebook everything he managed to overhear from the secluded demonspawn as he walked by.

When Nemo woke up, a new wave of anger washed over her. Lately, she had only been making things worse, and it was driving her crazy. The girl directed her rage at the trees around her, but it didn't help much. And how could she help when she was almost the first follower of a demon who managed to kill him?
- Hehege, - Nemo muttered irritably to herself, beating the tree, - Hehege, I killed our master.

A disgruntled Hehege sat on the ground.
- It's not your fault, - he replied. - Xipil was doomed, and we could only try to save him, but alas, it didn't work out. All that remains is to hope that your intervention somehow damaged his heart and thwarted the sorcerer's plans.

- I will return and personally kill Mirinoth, - Nemo hissed through her teeth, - Xipil was a source of great knowledge, but now he is gone.
Lock, if you read the posts, it said that Nemo was checking for prying eyes. So, as you can understand, Zelig couldn't have heard anything. This is not to mention the fact that we left the camp.

[CONFLICT SITUATION)]]
Three versus six, a random choice determines whether Gaehege's attentiveness or Amos's stealth will prevail.

I'm choosing the peaceful solution, where Amos doesn't find out anything, but remains safe and sound.
Either we moved further away, or he was sent back to the camp.

ha, pussies

- Alright, I'll take the items to camp, - said Nemo, taking the originals along with the sphere. Her voice sounded suspiciously calm.
With a leisurely pace, she headed towards the camp and, just as she promised, handed the items to the commander. Without unnecessary words or comments.
After some time, she quietly slipped out of the camp and headed deeper into the forest, making sure no one followed her.
Finally, reaching a suitable place in her opinion, Nemo removed one of her gloves, bared the blade, and... slit her vein. She held her hand so that the blood dripped onto the blade and quietly muttered a vow to Neon. This decision was not easy for her, but Nemo simply didn't see any other suitable patrons. She could no longer rely on magic, only on steel. She needed strength to gain knowledge, as the old patron who provided knowledge was no longer in a position to do so. And finally, she needed strength to take revenge on Mirinoth. That is why she decided to make Neon her new patron.

In short, I want to sleep and I'm getting tired now (I highly recommend checking the numbers and inventory, taking into account the bonus from the diary, and letting me know if anything is wrong (preferably with a suggested fix). Also, there's a river of pathos, a sea of transformations, the Sword of Nemo connects with itself, and the bleeding doesn't stop.

Horus spent the entire evening observing the movement of items, among which was a tempting book, as it passed between the hands of interested people. When the items were finally handed over to the ailing commander, an excellent opportunity arose to hold the book in his hands. To hold it for a considerable amount of time.
Basically, I'm stealing the book, going to read it, and level up.

Lock, if you read the posts, you would have seen that Nemo was checking to make sure no one was listening. So, as you can understand, Zelig couldn't have heard anything. This is not even taking into account the fact that we had already left the camp.

She checked before the conversation, and Amos approached later.

Mearef-de-Lora could not have anticipated such an action and didn't even notice how he lost the records of Alia Richter... For now.

I'll find a quiet place away from prying eyes and read.

Nemo bandages the wound with a cloth and heads back to the camp. After that, she goes to Kuetsi. She doesn't offer any unnecessary explanations about the strange wound, but one could draw conclusions just by observing – the girl was clearly not in her right mind.