Maybe right now someone is being burned there.
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-- Unless I cause you too much trouble, -- Raymond grumbled. -- Thank you for your kindness!
- Aphiria is no place for a fragile girl like you, unless you're interested in hiring unscrupulous thugs. I don't even want to think about the Rat's Nest; it's a haven for all sorts of scoundrels. To outsiders, it's known as a place where information merchants reside.
- Have you come here to cleanse yourself of your sins, child of vice?
- One-two-three, s... one-two-three, little sun... bring us joy... - a wild yawn interrupted the nursery rhyme. - ...give it to us.
The morning counting rhyme didn't help much to wake up, but Mira still got out of bed. Stretching, making her satin sheets, and performing all the necessary morning procedures, she applied a nourishing mask to her face, brewed herself some fragrant coffee with a croissant, and decided to check the important tasks planned for today in her organizer.
The stranger led the beggar to his home – a luxurious mansion, at the door of which stood two guards armed with swords, shields, and protected by armor. - Well then, let's go inside. He opened the door and invited Hanelion in.
-- Oh, -- Hanelion pretended he hadn't expected such great wealth. -- This feels wrong somehow... I myself once lived in a place like this. Do you have any idea how much dirt I'll bring onto your carpets? Well, if you insist... -- the wizard entered inside, following his benefactor.
- Have you come here to cleanse yourself of your sins, child of vice?
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт
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- Ehm, no. I have a question for you. Is it true that you burn sinners for the slightest sin? Or only for serious ones?
Nuesh became interested in the conversation, but didn't show it. Perhaps at some point the horned one will be left alone and it will be possible to get something interesting out of him, or he will tell his friend something interesting... Shuniec sat down a little further away and pretended to be very interested in counting his savings. More precisely, the few coins he had pulled out of his pocket.
- I don't even know...
- He doesn't even know! HE DOESN'T EVEN KNOW. - One of his companions, who had not participated in the discussion before, slammed his fist on the table with all his might. - Are you a man or not? You married her before the eyes of the gods and men. If that scoundrel ******* your wife, then he ******* you. GET A GRIP.
- W-what do you suggest?... He's rich, and I'm just a simple worker...
- If you can't handle him, at least put your grandmother in her place!
- Oh, - Hanelion pretended that he hadn't expected such great wealth. - This is somehow wrong... I myself once lived in such a place. Do you have any idea how much dirt I will bring onto your carpets? Well, if you insist... - the sorcerer entered inside, following his benefactor.
The stranger seated Hanelion at the table and ordered the servants to bring food.
- I'm looking for a job too, - the warrior smirked, - is something wrong?
-So that's how it is? Yeah, they really are scary places. - throwing the required amount on the table, the rogue left the unfinished dishes, left the tavern, and, pulling the hood of her travel cloak over her head [activating stealth and scouting], headed towards the location of the rat's lair, surveying the area for the number of thugs/guards/people nearby/etc.
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- Oh, maybe that was the courier! - just in case, Mira, still in her mask and floral pajamas, peeked out from behind the front door of her cozy apartment, in case he had left anything? And if not, she could ask the concierge later.
Under normal circumstances, Nuesh wouldn't take on such a trivial task, but right now, he could use the extra money. He caught the eye of the unfortunate husband and winked at him suggestively, twirling the knife.
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The hideout turned out to be a wooden building, old and partially rotten. There was no one standing at the entrance, but Adilik managed to avoid the attention of everyone wandering around in this part of Tristram.
As the Melchiorian descended the stone steps to some square, something bumped his elbow. The hilt of a dagger, picked up in the wastelands. Meltaret didn't really know why he still kept it, but the thoughts that came to him when he remembered the trophy weren't particularly pleasant.
No, it's better to get rid of it. He doesn't really need it. The Melchiorian looked around, thinking about where to do it in the most useful way. His gaze stopped on a building with a sign that read "Halgard's Forge," and he went inside.