Posts from Dal Shabet Auto-translated

- Yes. My family was a vassal of King Heligkight, and since my parents died and I had no relatives, I had to lead the army bearing the banners of my house myself. Of course, I had talented assistants, but even so, it wasn't the most pleasant time. On the one hand, I was pleased by the loyalty of the people who had previously served my father and now served me, but on the other hand, I was somewhat uneasy about the fact that their lives were in my hands, and besides, I never liked the idea of war itself... In any case, I participated in many successful operations of the Confederation, but my military career ended shortly before the end of the war in the decisive battle at Red Peak in the Far Durian. Bastien of Far Durian, with only eighty men, managed to repel an attack by a three-thousand-strong army, which also included my soldiers and their general. I still don't know how he did it, although I had the opportunity to meet this man after the peace treaty was signed.

-- Unbelievable! What a pity that I was still too young at the time of those events to witness them with my own eyes! Although, I fear, I would have had to fight on the other side of the conflict...
-- Helligkeit... And yet, we were not so far from the noble king of this country when the tragedy happened to him...

- Perhaps I shouldn't say this, but our king's reckless act and his subsequent death were a great blow to the entire people of our country. In the whirlwind of intrigues, my family lost its lands, titles, and all its property. I left the country and embarked on my journey, taking with me only a small amount of money and a sword given to me by family friends for my birthday.

An employee inside the floating hotel was slightly taken aback that Saeros was covering his face with a hood, but she didn't say anything about it. - How can I help you?

- Hello. Do you have any available rooms for tonight?

-- I never looked at this event from that angle before! -- Agnet was surprised by this turn of events. "But it's true, when so many people depend on you, you need to be more careful about the life given to you by the Creator..."
-- In any case, the witch who did this is more to blame.

- Hello. Do you have any rooms available for tonight?

- Are you interested in a single room?

Added 3 minutes later
- Looking for someone to blame rarely leads to anything good, - the girl smiled sadly, - I think I should hurry and book a cabin on the "Breeze," otherwise I risk ending up on the opposite side of the ship from you.

-- Yes, that makes sense. Let's do it!

Anastasia gathered her few belongings and, together with Agnet, made it to the ship, where she settled into cabin number six.

– Words cannot express how happy I am! – said Agnet when the settlement was completed. Then she approached Maria (if she hadn't already run away as planned by Vis).
– Did Saeros abandon you? Where did he go?

- Are you interested in a single room?

- Not exactly. You see, my friends have already checked in, and I would like to take a room near them, if possible. By the way, one of them is participating in the tournament. His name is Blagovest.

- Just a moment. - The woman smiled and then beckoned to a man, who, judging by all appearances, was also an employee of the floating hotel. - Ask Mr. Blagovest if he is expecting any guests.

- He doesn't expect it, - Saeros explained immediately. - They don't know that I've arrived here.

The employee clearly didn't appreciate that answer. "Well, in that case, I think they'll be happy to hear about your arrival." The woman nodded, and the man began to climb the stairs.

- In that case, I'll go with him, - Saeros replied and followed the man.
I need an answer: did they let me pass? Did the girl try to catch up with me, etc.? This will determine my actions on the stairs.

- I think you'd better wait here. - The woman's suspicion only increased. For some reason, Saeros was reminded of his first day on the expedition to the Wild Lands.