Heading to the Insignia of Ilinar, to see what's there.
Heading to the Insignia of Ilinar, to see what's there.
New here? I'm Roha — want a quick tour?
A bank employee asked Adilika to provide information about herself: who she is, what she does, and how she plans to pay.
- Well, thank you for the information. I think I'll go now, have a nice day. - Meltaret left the forge.
Going to Insignia of Illinar, will see what's there.
-Traveler, arrived in Covellia looking for work, will pay in any Illinarian currency as soon as possible. -The tedious conversations were starting to bore Adilike.
-She promised that after her victory over him, no one would ask him to participate in future Tournaments anymore.
Twice as light as an Orinian silver coin.
- Where are you planning to work? What skills and talents do you have that are related to earning money?
"This commoner is simply trying to cheat me! I'm not that poor. I should have checked the real exchange rate at the bank, but it's too late now."
- You are incredibly kind. I'm afraid that the elixir of youth is not exactly what I'm looking for. At twenty, I was undoubtedly in good health, but I'm still quite fit now. I'm not interested in an elixir of youth, but rather something that could be called an elixir of endurance, or perhaps a potion of electricity resistance. Your shop looks magnificent; I'm sure you'll find something suitable.
- Don't worry, he will fight with all his might. Have a nice day," the warrior said goodbye and continued on her way.
-What talents can help commoners earn a living these days, if they weren't born as heirs to wealthy aristocrats? Well, I can wield a weapon, I can tell fortunes, what else do you need?
- Welcome! My name is Leikueuero, the first assistant to Tadiel, the marshal of the Inner Council. You are on the territory of the most prestigious legion of the Republic; have you come to enlist?
- I have a potion of male endurance, if that's what you're interested in, - the alchemist chuckled.
- My name is Meltaret, I've only been here recently. I would just like to get a bit acquainted with the local life. The Legion looks serious; it seems they only accept true warriors here. Are there any special requirements for joining? What are the benefits of being in the legion?
Although Tirza was curious whether the Assarian had received such a scar before or after being appointed to the post, she considered such a question impolite, and therefore only explained the purpose of her visit:
- I am from the Guild, regarding work.
Would you like to take a ride around the city in a luxurious carriage? I can take you anywhere. And there, perhaps, I'll prove that I have no need for such drinks.
- Nice to meet you, Meltaret. Regarding the requirements, it would be best if I told you more about the Republic's legions. This is public information, and I happen to have a free moment. Do you have time for it?