Posts from Dal Shabet Auto-translated

- How? You need to know how, that's how. I can do it for you here, but if you're on the other side of the world, it won't be possible without someone's help.

Agnet thought for a moment.
-- Well, thank you very much! If you put these bracers on me, I would be grateful. I'll buy them. The feather is also interesting, very... And the sword is unusual. I've never seen such a material before. But I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to use them properly.

Wow, you have a lot of slaves, Revan. They look more like mercenaries.

Ivisa Tant firmly attached the instant teleportation device to Agnet’s arm without saying a word.

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You have quite a few slaves, Revan. They look more like mercenaries.

Hired slaves.

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I’m leaving now, probably until tomorrow. For the future: if I write something incorrectly or make a mistake, please let me know. Also, if I happen to miss someone’s post.

Ivissa Tant firmly fastened the teleportation device to Agnet's arm, saying nothing.

-- Thank you, -- Agnet paid and turned to everyone. -- Do you know about the new expedition? It will depart right here, from the port.

Everything is so expensive. I only have enough money for water and bread(((, while all sorts of Alexas are already buying slaves, and all sorts of Arandors are preparing to win tournaments.

- I understand what you mean, and I approve of your approach. Revan said that the slaves are naked, so to avoid a bunch of pointless posts about shopping trips, I'll immediately provide the estimate: Nevermore Sabre x3 = 12,000 rubles Fortress (shield) = 8,000 rubles Grace (light armor) = 10,880 rubles Heavy armor = 8,000 rubles TOTAL: 38,880 rubles. If an event is possible/required, may the best body from Reddit win.

Gathering to win /= winning.

- Unfortunately, Ironfall's subordinates have obligated me to remain silent and not disclose information about the sales they are involved in. This is part of the business in this city.

but she didn't say anything about the jewels?

[After I chat with people, I'll go to "Artisan Steel"].

Very funny, Revan. I was also referring to the area-of-effect spells from the Cathar faction.

Everything they had told Tarvitsiy about Nevermore turned out to be true. He had never seen so much "dirt" before, but it didn't surprise, frighten, or annoy him. He was generally a man of few emotions and perceived his stay in the city as just another training session or test. Quickly finding the place his mentor had spoken about, the mage passed the check without any problems and recited the password. The room assigned to him in one of the order's outposts in Nevermore was very small and simple, but he had long been accustomed to living in such places. There was nothing in the Harbor that could interest Tarvitsiy. So he simply lay there and did nothing. "Although, that mysterious Temple... It's so mysterious..." Tarvitsiy thought. "Maybe we can drop by the Temple on the shore tomorrow," he said to Silence. *silence* "We'll have time to get on the ship's crew, don't worry. The captain is definitely a fan of fights in their arena, and there's some kind of tournament coming up. He definitely won't sail away before it's over. But we must go to the tournament!" *silence* "I was thinking about participating, but you're right. The most hardened thugs from all over Nevermore participate in it, and they would crush a weakling like me with one hand. And considering that my mission requires me to return alive, I wouldn't want to upset my mentor with my death." *silence* "Am I afraid? Ha!" *silence* "Yes, you're right again, it's better to feel fear than complacency. But I still don't feel it..." Tarvitsiy continued to laze around, playing with a small electric sphere. He used to have very little free time, and now that he had so much, he realized he didn't know what to do with it.

“Vincent Agares, I need to talk to you about the expedition,” Adrian said after Zelig left.

Why Tarvitz, and not Tarvitsiy?

So that they would ask.

I don't know. I'm Ukrainian. Read the rules of the Russian language.

I'm Ukrainian.

This was one of the explanations.