Dal Shabet Auto-translated

aren't you rushing? are we definitely going to make it?

Now, let's chat with Ivisa, see you later. Stay alert.

-- Thank you for the kind words! See you! -- and Agnet headed towards "Artisan Steel".

aren't you rushing? are we really going?

If Locken approves, it means it's a profitable venture. Otherwise, it's best to stay away!

Guys, I'm going to the arena, and you put all your money on me. We'll all get rich and become the masters of Nevermore, I guarantee it.

You better hide your valuables somewhere so we can take them after we kill you. :)

yes, definitely. At least, we'll be the masters of one area for sure. If we go and kill the previous owner, some Dalíngr, for example.

You hide your valuables somewhere so we can take them after we kill you, haha.

I'll leave them in the storage. And I'll hide the password somewhere in the city, leaving a bunch of riddles that need to be solved.

He will be your final opponent in the arena, don't worry.

Did Revan tell you?

I thought Diablo would be the last one...

I thought Tangheizer would be the last...

Did Revan tell you?

Intuition.

At least it's not psychology.

When Ratislav came to, he was extremely upset and exasperated by what had happened. Of course, such "attacks" had happened to him a few times before, but usually, bricks weren't dropped on his head; and after the Tyrian had been robbed twice and they couldn't find more than 1,000 R on him, it seemed to him that such "beggars" had finally lost all interest in him. He walked this street almost every day and was already considered a sort of local—just another penniless mercenary pauper. His older brother had assured Ratislav that he now definitely had immunity to such attacks, but it turned out he was deeply mistaken.
Ratislav rose from the ground, clutching his head, then attempted to stand up straight. His head was throbbing and spinning, his vision was doubling, and he felt nauseous... Even the loss of money didn't upset the Tyrian as much—though he had planned to purchase a couple of slaves—as the loss of his expensive family sword, with which he had traveled through the wild lands. He had noticed that the blade was sometimes capable of easily passing "through" enemy armor, destroying it, and could withstand and even reflect the blow of a projectile spell.
The Tyrian slowly regained his composure, looked around, cursed loudly, and staggered toward the slave market. He was quite surprised to find that there were significantly fewer slaves there. In the end, the Tyrian bought Taola (12,500 R), and then headed to "Skilled Steel," where he purchased a bow (which isn't there!) (let's say 3,000 R) and twenty high-quality arrows (1,000 R), after which he visited Ivysa Tant's workshop.
Of course, the Tyrian frankly disliked this arrogant and overconfident girl, but even he could not deny that her inventions were truly amazing. Therefore, with the money he had left, Ratislav purchased Electra (30,000 R), and then headed home.
***
Barely crossing the threshold of the house, Ratislav saw his brother sitting at the table writing something—obviously, another important assignment from the ruling elite of the Old City.
—Oh, hello, Ratislav. — his brother greeted him without looking up from his task. Then he raised his head and shifted his gaze to Taola. —I see you decided to spend some of your money and buy yourself a slave girl. I saw her at the slave market. A whore would have been much cheaper.
—Very funny, Radomir. Come in, Taola, make yourself almost "at home." — Ratislav with difficulty removed his heavy armor and sat at the table next to his brother. —I am leaving Nevermore and plan to set out on a journey with the ruler of the Haven. The help of an archer won't be superfluous.
—Then you could have bought yourself a couple of sorcerers as well. — Radomir smirked. —Wait a minute... — the Tyrian rose from the table and carefully examined his younger brother, then shifted his gaze to the armor he had just removed and hung on the wall. —Where is your sword, Ratislav?
—I... it's nothing special, those cursed children just stunned me and...
—I see. — Radomir nodded affirmatively. —I remember telling you that the beggars here are not at all like those you encountered on the streets of Dal Shabet before. These are ordinary criminals, nothing more, so you must deal with them quite differently. Imagine a brute of an unstable appearance approaches you, looks at you threateningly with small red eyes, and asks for money in a sweet voice. Just hack him with your sword and run away.
—Stop lecturing me again, Radomir. — the Tyrian interrupted his brother. —My head is already splitting. I wanted to participate in the Tournaments, but everything is doubling in my eyes... — the Tyrian collapsed helplessly onto the bed.
—In that case, you can thank those children. — Radomir finished writing the letter, then put it in an envelope, sealed it, and went into the hallway. —Together, they saved you from a stupid death in the arena. Although, of course, personally, it's damn frustrating that you managed to lose all your accumulated savings in a single day.
—But it was my money! — Ratislav's quiet voice rang out from the bedroom. —Besides, not all is lost. I may not be able to go to the arena now, but... I WILL GET BACK my sword and MY money. At any cost.
—Sometimes you simply amaze me, Ratislav. — Radomir threw on a dark cloak, slipped the envelope into his pocket, put on his hat, and then took two masterfully crafted blades hanging on the wall. —Anyway, if you manage to get your things back, it will be the first sane act you've performed in these two years. Alright, I leave you alone with your new guest; I won't give her my bed, so she'll have to spend the night in yours.
—Or on the floor... — Ratislav muttered.
—Decide for yourself. — Radomir smirked. —But if I were you, I wouldn't deny myself the pleasure. — The Tyrian left the house and dissolved into the darkness.

Revan, I took the liberty of assuming that the bow costs the same as two-handed weapons — 3,000 R.
Apologies for such a message, but I won't be able to continue the expedition at the previous level of activity for a while, so I wrote the character's actions for this entire day at once.
And yes, I intend to get my sword back; I don't care about the money, but this is, excuse me, a matter of roleplay, so the gang of juvenile thugs will have to be shot and beaten down.

Ilaria
100/100 | 125/125
Master: Adrian
Skills
One-Handed Weapon IV
Parrying (19%), two additional attacks, disarming (10%).
Dual Wield III
No penalty.
Shield II
After reflecting an attack, a counter-thrust with the shield is delivered, paralyzing the enemy.
Scout
Stats
Strength — 10 (+5 damage)
Constitution — 10 (+100 health)
Agility — 19 (32)
Intelligence — 12 (+125, 4%)
Willpower — 12 (17)
Speed — 20 (38)
Perception — 15 (23)
Equipment:
Hellgate Shield (40%) +10%
Light Armor (-10%)
Nevermore Saber (damage:20), additional attack

Dion
60/60 | 695/695
Master: Adrian
Skills
Inventor
Archaeologist
Doctor
Stats
Strength — 7
Constitution — 6 (+60)
Agility — 9 (+11)
Intelligence — 29 (+695, +38%)
Willpower — 20 (+38)
Speed — 8 (+9)
Perception — 8 (+9)

Alv
390/390 | 95/95
Master: Amos Selig
Skills
One-Handed Weapon III
Parrying chance (+15%), disarming chance (21%), additional attack. Accuracy +6, critical damage +9%.
Shield IV
After reflecting an attack, a counter-thrust with the shield is delivered, paralyzing the enemy. As long as the character does not move, they automatically block ranged (but not magical) enemy attacks.
Two companions can take cover behind the character. Block +20%
Magic Resistance 50%
Unstoppable. Magic resistance rating is doubled.
Knight. +50 health, melee damage bonus (+30 two-handed, +15 one-handed and polearm), bonus when using shields (+25%)
Robust Health +50 health.
Juggernaut. Removes the movement speed penalty when using heavy armor and shields.
Stats
Strength — 21 (+21/10)
Constitution — 29 (+290)
Agility — 15 (+23)
Intelligence — 10 (+95)
Willpower — 12 (+17) *2 = 34
Speed — 9 (+11)
Perception — 9 (+11)
Equipment
Weapon: Nevermore Saber. Damage: 30(+10+15), additional attack.
Shield: Fortress. Block chance: 50 (+20+25) = 85%
Heavy Armor: Damage resistance: 65%

Saria
210/210 | 95/95
Master: Amos Selig
Skills
One-Handed Weapon VII
Parrying chance, disarming chance, tenfold damage against disarmed opponents, three additional attacks.
+30% critical damage chance, +10 accuracy, +10 speed.
Additional attack, +5% critical damage chance, +20 accuracy, +20 melee evasion.
Accuracy +14
Critical damage +21%
Dual Wield VII
No penalty, consecutive attacks in one turn deal 10% more damage each.
Accuracy +40, +50% critical damage chance, +20 speed.

Duelist
Knight. +50 health, melee damage bonus (+30 two-handed, +15 one-handed and polearm), bonus when using shields (+25%)
Robust Health +50 health.
In one-on-one combat, damage dealt as well as hit and evasion chances are doubled.
Scout
Swimmer
Sailor. Accuracy: +25, evasion: +25, damage increases by 50%, speed +15 at sea.
Second Wind
Stormtrooper +25 speed
Stats
Strength — 13 (+13/6)
Constitution — 11 (+110)
Agility — 30 (+75)
Intelligence — 10 (+95)
Willpower — 13 (+19)
Speed — 25 (+55)
Perception — 15 (+23)
Equipment
Weapon: Nevermore Saber. Damage: 30(+13) x5, additional attack.
Weapon2: Nevermore Saber. Damage: 30(+13) x5, additional attack.
Grace: Absorbs 25 units of damage.

Taola
Master: Ratislav
Skills
Bow V
Paralysis chance, firing range increases damage, attacking a paralyzed enemy deals triple damage, additional attack.
Accuracy +10
Scout
Stats
Strength — 8
Constitution — 8 (+80)
Agility — 16 (+26)
Intelligence — 12 (+125, +4%)
Willpower — 10 (+17)
Speed — 18 (+32)
Perception — 20 (+38)
Equipment
Bow. Damage 30, range 50+50.
20 quality arrows (+10 damage)
50 arrows
Light Armor (-10 damage)

and then went to "Artisan's Steel," where he bought a bow (even though they don't have one there!).

I'm going to assume that you stopped by the warehouse and picked it up there for 300, since this store doesn't sell bows.

When Amos Selig finished his business, to his surprise or not, he noticed Laust among all the other people on the small street he was walking through; it was quite difficult to miss such a scene. "Ha-ha!" one of the thugs surrounding Laust exclaimed excitedly. "Two hundred gold pieces, guys, that's fifty each!" "Aye!" another member of the gang roared, licking the blade of his saber. For a man who had once been robbed by Amos Selig, the situation looked dire: two men surrounded him on both sides, a third held him at gunpoint, and a fourth, apparently a mage, was also fully prepared to finish him off. Then, everything happened so quickly that Selig didn't even have time to react; the fight lasted less than a minute. Laust didn't wait for his opponents to act and attacked first. Ten lightning-fast strikes from his magnificent rapier turned the first thug into a sieve, and before the second could do anything, the swordsman drew a dagger from his belt, spun around instantly, and slit the bounty hunter's throat. The gunman and the mage attacked simultaneously, but Laust was too fast for them, at least for the gunman: he dodged the bullet and then immediately threw his dagger into the gunman's chest. The mage was a little luckier, or so he thought: the "Burning" spell he used to destroy his opponent did no damage. Instead, all that energy gathered into a beautiful diamond embedded in Laust's ring. In his next move, he pointed the jewel at the mage, and then a thin beam of pure energy pierced him through and through. When Laust walked away, four fresh corpses remained on the sparsely populated street. "Should we follow him, boss?" Alv asked. Saria was clearly delighted by what she had seen. "I wouldn't mind testing my skills against him..." ________________________________________ "Stupid girl," Ivisa said about Agnet when Horus and Maria entered. ________________________________________

-- Thank you for the kind words! See you! -- and Agnet headed to "Artisan Steel."

Guys, if the shop's content is already open, it's better not to write "I'm going there," waiting for my response. Just write what you need there, and if an event like kids with bricks comes up along the way, I'll run it anyway, regardless. [Agnet safely reached "Artisan Steel"]

Ple-SenVery funny, Revan. I meant the Catharian AoEs as well.

No, stunning doesn't work with AoEs. In the case of an AoE counterattack, it only applies to the attacker.

--Vincent Agares, I'm here about the expedition,--Adrian said when Selig left.

The ruler of Haven burst out laughing when he saw Adrian. "A real stereotypical pirate!" Vincent gestured to Adrian's hook and eyepatch. "Welcome aboard my battleship, sir..."

Anyway, I'm buying Tao-La for now, and whether she has a bow or not...:(

It's not that important; she's good even without a bow...

Arandorwhat about the gems, did she say anything?

Well, damn it, some shady stranger came to her and asked for goods worth 60,000 gold, asking her to believe in his unparalleled talents. She basically ignored that part, making it clear that she wasn't in a hurry to make a deal with this type of person.

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By the way, this time, arrows, bolts, and bullets have a limited supply.

So, are the bullets that cost 1000 – single-use items?