Posts from Nowaru

- Darius, commander of the Enlightened legion. Elulu-Suenians, but some kind of strange ones; it seems they are seriously against those from Teios, even against simple travelers. Or maybe specifically against me, perhaps both... Now I'm sure of it. - It's a strange thing, but Meltaret was really inclined to trust this foreigner, especially after noticing the Elulu-Suenian amulet around her neck. However, he didn't really want to stay outside. - Can I come in? The guard will soon check this area too; we can't stay in sight for long.

I really messed up today, the whole city is against me... I just punched some commander in the face, what's the big deal?
Okay, I'm going to sleep:rolleyes:

- Darius, commander of the Legion of the Enlightened. They are Elulu-Suen, but they seem strange. They are clearly hostile towards those from Teios, even towards ordinary travelers. Or perhaps specifically against me, maybe both... Now I'm sure of it. - It's strange, but Meltaret was actually inclined to trust this foreigner. Especially after he noticed the Elulu-Suen amulet around her neck. However, he didn't really want to stay outside. - Can I come in? The guards will soon check this area, and we can't stay in plain sight for long.

The amulet isn't exactly in plain sight.
- I don't have the keys to the front door, unfortunately, - Adilika replied apologetically. - But you can sit somewhere nearby in the bushes for a while, just be quiet. Hmm, you say they are from Teios. Interesting...

- And what is your interest in this, if I may ask?

- May I ask what your interest is in this?

- It's very simple: I'll sail with you.

Rum Kon was upset that nothing was working out for him, so he booked a room at the nearest inn, bought two bottles of expensive wine, and drank them alone. Then he passed out.

- And?

- And that’s it. If you need transportation, I’ll provide it. If you need colonists, I’ll be a colonist.

This time, the stakes will be simpler: you double your money if you win and lose it if you lose.

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I know how we'll do it. Since there's such a strong desynchronization between the players' actions and between the players and the GM, we'll switch to new conventions. I'll discard the concept of "time," and as long as the action takes place in Covelea, we'll play without paying too much attention to it. Fortunately, this shouldn't have a significant impact on the game's atmosphere.

Tarvos, Shushuk, Gurdan, Aurd, Rio, and numerous warriors whose names are of no interest to us left Covellia and headed towards the Kalevritian border. As it turned out later, Tarvos led his followers to a mountain range located directly on the border between Ilianar and Kalevritia. Contrary to the expectations of many warriors, they did not go through the mountains but under them – underground. Long hours of wandering led the warriors to a pre-established camp, which, as could be seen, had been prepared more than a month ago. Here, one could also observe numerous brothers in faith, and besides them - a Sorceress.

Upon seeing the magic user, Gurdan immediately became enraged and headed towards the object of his anger, making no secret of his intention to kill him, but Tarvos stopped him.
- What is that Sorceress doing here?
- Umm, hello. The mage was clearly very frightened to be in such a large crowd of magic haters. - My name is Sarte, I am a student of Master Erthos...
- I'm not asking you, dog! You are not even worthy for me to speak with.
- Calm down, Gurdan. The raid leader replied coldly. - She is helping us get through these dungeons.
- But she...
- Is necessary, - Tarvos interrupted in a tone that brooked no objection. This ended the conversation.

At the moment, Ansgard’s warriors were resting, but soon they would have to go on a difficult journey through dark and dangerous dungeons, home to various monsters and Assarites.

! Today, a very important event was expected in Covell – the “Harbingers of Death” were transporting one of the leaders of Teios to conduct a “fair” trial. Namhani do not die every day, and even more rarely are they captured, so it is not surprising that the central square was packed with people. Everyone was eager. The opportunity to see the strongest man in Erathia, the defender of Ilinar, the chance to watch the sworn enemy – all this made the blood of the inhabitants of Covell and its guests boil in anticipation of the desired spectacle.

In addition, today the start of entertainment programs in the coliseum was planned, in connection with which the bank of Covell allowed taking out loans for bets up to 10 thousand linears per person for each duel. The first fight was scheduled to begin shortly after the arrival of the prisoner.

I'll take out a loan and bet on Plesa. Well, when I wake up...

You can do it right now. Everyone who was sleeping has woken up and is ready for new achievements.

Added 4 minutes later
Edited the rules for taking a betting loan (it will be more interesting this way).

Added 9 minutes later
Basic conditions for defeat in a tournament: receive damage below 40% of your max. HP.
You can surrender either during your turn or during your opponent's turn.

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Oh, I came up with another idea. If the bet is 10k or higher, then in case of victory, one random character stat will also increase.

Tize was a curious and powerful warrior, and the Namhani had not lived up to expectations, so she decided to take a quick look at them before heading to the Colosseum. However, she didn't plan to stay long, as she wanted to make it to the start of the duel between Satyr and Hedos.
Gray text: I'll take a risk and bet 10,000 on myself (borrowing 2,000), leaving a small amount in the room with other things I don't need right now (good thing I withdrew it!).