Posts from Sylvester Archipelago

And the slave has a lot of freedom.

The sheer number of diverse individuals that Lutiel had encountered never ceased to amaze Sarael; his kin was an incredibly curious person. He accepted the bracelet without any issues and found himself in Limiskalve for the first time. A fascinating city.
The elf was eager to observe the slaves, how they were treated, and what they were like – in other words, he decided to take a look at the local selection of living merchandise, bringing his money along. Who knows, perhaps someone would catch his eye.

Rayvelin decided to collect his earnings and visit Sixtus-Maga's shop. Seeing that Tiberius was heading there as well, he joined him.

- Hey, - Sarael called out to someone who might be the owner of this girl or simply be in the know. - Who is this person? - Quite an interesting bird in a gilded cage.

Are you looking for something specific?

Ravelin and Tiberius calmly reached the shop. The interior was decorated in a classic Madian style; the shop was clean and cool. Behind the counter stood a smiling young mage.
- Aha! A mage recognizes another mage from afar! Welcome, esteemed mages. Usually, our regular customers, who live in this troubled city, shop here, but new faces are also welcome. What can I do for you? Are you looking for something specific? Or are you just browsing? Would you like a drink of water? Or perhaps some Madian wine? But you'll have to pay for it!

► Before heading to the city, Odd decided to visit Maar. Surely, the experienced sailor could offer some advice.

- She is a valuable person. And she is not for sale, - said the slave trader in a rough and low voice. - She is to be bought by someone tomorrow.

-Do you happen to have any Divine Sugar? And also, books on the art of magic? I prefer to conduct business with a clear head, so I don't need any wine.

-It's a great pleasure for us to see the faces of our fellow countrymen here. - Tiberius said with a friendly smile. -To be honest, we came to take a look at your goods, but I wouldn't refuse your offer to try some Madian wine. It feels like it's been an eternity since I last had some.

Potions:
Antiseasickness Potion (x18) - 30 coins
Antifever Potion (x39) - 50 coins
Universal Antidote (x223) - 50 coins
Divine Sugar (x16) - 165 coins (restores 45 units of mana)
Healing Potion (x37) - 230 coins (restores 60 units of health)
Mana Potion (x0) - 200 coins (restores 65 units of mana)
Accuracy Potion (x11) - 2500 coins (temporarily increases accuracy in melee combat)
Strength Potion (x6) - 2500 coins (temporarily increases strength)
Monkey Potion 1 (x4) - 2500 coins (temporarily increases dodge in melee combat)
Monkey Potion 2 (x5) - 2500 coins (temporarily increases dodge in ranged combat)
Eagle Potion (x2) - 2500 coins (temporarily increases accuracy in ranged combat)
God is Dead (x1) - 5 coins (effect unknown)
Bittersweet Experience (x1) - 5 coins (effect unknown)
Farewell Fever (x1) - 5 coins (effect unknown)
Magic is Treacherous (x1) - 5 coins (effect unknown)

Books:
Treatise on Elemental Magic (x5) - 30,000
Treatise on Combat Magic (x4) - 25,000
Treatise on Healing Magic (x4) - 15,000
Treatise on the Art of Manipulation (x5) - 30,000
Treatise on the Art of Death (x4) - 35,000
Treatise on Golems (x1) - 65,000

- That's quite interesting, - the elf replied in his usual tone, - but that's not what I was asking about.