Posts from [EXPEDITION] The Beaver City of Idaniko.
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-Thank you, Dirna. -The Wanderer inspected the cottage and found his new dwelling quite comfortable and cozy. -I think I'll rest a bit and get a good night's sleep before tomorrow, especially since I seem to have more things to do now.
The Wanderer successfully recovers his strength. However, at night, he seemed to hear some noise and cries, but it was probably just a dream.
- Then let's try to find out who locked us up here. I'm tired of sitting here anyway, - Sylv replied and started shouting. - Hey! Is anyone there? Come to us, we want to talk!
-- Yes, yes, I'm telling you. Goulash ran up to me and started pulling the keys from my belt. He calmed down only when I gave him a piece of cheese.
-- Come on, stop telling fairy tales, you were just saying that a raven almost broke your helmet with its beak.
-- But that really happened!
-- Yes, yes, of course.
Finally, two guard-wanderers descended the stairs. One of them had keys on his belt, and a hamster was sitting on his shoulder.
-- What do you want? - asked the guard.
The Wanderer gains 100 experience points for the events of today.
The Wanderer successfully recovers his strength. However, at night, he seemed to hear some noise and screams, but it was probably just a dream.
Enhador took the money, put on his cloak, and then left the house and headed towards the artisans' quarter. He wanted to buy some things in the city before heading to the ice palace.
obviously, it's still early morning, although it's already quite light.
Of all the shops in the artisan quarter, one was particularly appealing, namely due to its versatility. It contained practically everything produced in the quarter.
Enhadora was greeted by the owner's assistant.
-- Excuse me, the owner seems to have gone somewhere and hasn't returned yet. But I can show you everything. We have weapons, armor, clothing, staffs. Various jewelry, even made from papont bone. Have you heard of this material? It's very durable, but rare. Utensils, household items, interior decorations. Paintings... Oh yes, we have some potions and a few pieces of equipment. Tell me what you need, and I'll try to find it for you.
Psst, that doesn't happen around here in the fall.
Out of all the shops in the artisan quarter, one stood out, specifically because of its versatility. It had practically everything that was produced in the quarter.
Enhador was greeted by the owner's assistant.
-- Excuse me, the owner seems to have gone somewhere and hasn't returned yet. But I can show you everything. We have weapons, armor, clothing, staffs. Various ornaments, even made from papont bone. Have you heard of this material? It's very durable, but rare. Utensils, household items, interior decorations. Paintings... Oh yes, we also have some potions and some gadgets. Tell me what you need, and I'll try to find it for you.
[And also utensils and other household items, if there aren't any in the house, you can automatically buy them to save time, if they're not too expensive, of course.]
-Thank you, sir. -Enhador surveyed the shop's extensive selection. -First, I'd like to buy some warmer clothes. It's getting a bit chilly, you see. Also, I'd be happy to take a look at the staffs you sell, as mine is starting to fall apart. And potions would also be of interest to me.
[And also dishes and other household items, if there aren't any in the house.]
-- All of this costs five copper coins.
Then he took out the staffs. Some were in poor condition, damp, and it was strange that they hadn't fallen apart yet. Others were brand new and quite beautiful. A third group even glowed, enchanting those around them with their colors: blue, green, red...
-- The staffs cost 3 silver coins.
Then the dishes were brought: porcelain, glass, bronze, silver, and crystal.
-- Glass and bronze are cheaper, 3 copper coins each for a plate or glass. Porcelain costs 5 copper coins. Silver and crystal cost 2 silver coins.
The assistant brought a lot of clothes: several fur coats, various cloaks (including fur-lined ones), woolen sweaters, trousers, and more.
-- All of this costs five copper coins each.
Then he took out the staffs. Some were in poor condition, damp, and strangely, they hadn't fallen apart yet. Others were brand new and quite beautiful. Still others even glowed, enchanting those around them with their colors: blue, green, red...
-- The staffs cost 3 silver coins each.
Then came the tableware: porcelain, glass, bronze, silver, and crystal.
-- Glass and bronze are cheaper, 3 copper coins each for a plate or glass. Porcelain costs 5 copper coins. Silver and crystal cost 2 silver coins.
Then the wanderer picked out a comfortable new staff that wouldn't attract attention, but was quite sturdy and reliable. [-3 silver]
After that, he bought porcelain tableware, as he didn't want to spend money on crystal at all. [-25 copper (two plates, three glasses)]
"You said you also have potions," Enhador said to the seller. "Would you mind if I took a look?"
Then the wanderer picked out a convenient new staff that wouldn't attract attention but was quite sturdy and reliable. [-3 silver]
["Dry new staff", +20 hit points, +20 reaction]
"You said you also have potions," Enhador said to the merchant. "Would you mind if I took a look?"
Mostly, they were potions labeled as regeneration potions (8 pieces). There were also 5 potions labeled as meditation potions. 3 burning potions, 4 cold potions, and three poison potions.
The merchant showed him how to use the staff.
["Dry new staff", +20 life, +20 reaction]
-- Yes, please.
Mostly, these were potions labeled as regeneration potions (8 pieces). There were also 5 potions labeled as meditation potions. 3 burning potions, 4 cold potions, and three poison potions.
-- No, I didn't throw them.
-- See, dwarf, no one threw anyone.
-- And if someone did throw, ask the one who threw, what do we have to do with it?
-- One silver coin.
Leaving the shop, the wanderer quickly headed to the food district, where he intended to buy something to eat; after all, he hadn't had a crumb in his mouth since yesterday.
-- Chicken!
-- Fish!
That's what the three owners of the food stalls in the quarter were shouting. It seemed they controlled the business here. Occasionally, a quiet voice could be heard, urging people to buy bread, but it was quickly drowned out.