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The Tilian, whose gait and build revealed him to be a warrior, sat down on the bed and stared at the woman. - Tell me what happened, maybe I can help you somehow...
-Ha! If everything in the world were possible, everyone would help each other so easily. My treasure was stolen. - the Tilian woman sniffled after a moment. - It's strange, isn't it? But this medallion is very important to me! It was stolen by that cursed scorpion woman, or whatever her name is, Lalassu (if she hasn't gone on vacation and hasn't returned to work yet, lol). I can't find her! And without it, I can't do anything! But you probably don't know anything anyway. Because no one knows! And those who do know won't say anything. They don't care about my treasure! Scoundrels, bastards, creatures, scum! - Adalika angrily pounded her fists on the bed.
Deciding that it was simply impolite to take advantage of a person's patronage and not thank him for it, Tirza headed to Tantred's estate to personally express her gratitude.
As before, Tirza had to leave her weapon at the entrance: the rules in this house were strictly enforced, and only very few guests were allowed to carry weapons. Reaching the "throne room," she saw the owner of the house in his usual place, conversing with another guest. As Tirza noticed, he had a katana and wakizashi on his belt. - So what are you saying, Kiyomasa? - In addition to the appropriate armor, they also found the "Terror" in the chamber – the sword with which Engir rewarded Tartarus for faithful service. - The very one considered the best blade ever forged? - Yes, that is the one. And Darius killed him, then brought his belongings to the prisoner's cell? Absurd. - And... Ah, Tirza, welcome.
-Ha! If everything in the world were possible, everyone would help each other so easily. My treasure was stolen. - the Tiliian sniffled after a moment. -Isn't that strange? But this medallion is very important to me! It was stolen by that cursed scorpion woman, what's-her-name, Lalassu (if she hasn't gone on vacation and already returned to work, lol). I can't find her! And without it, I can't do anything! But you probably don't know anything anyway. Because no one knows! And those who do know won't say anything. They don't care about my treasure! Snakes, bastards, creatures, scum! - Adilika angrily pounded her fists on the bed.
— In such situations, it is best to calm down and look at the situation with a clear head. — The Tiliian glanced out the window for some reason. — Anger and sadness will not help you, and if you really need some "treasure" and cannot get it back, then find a new one....Sky
Having thanked them for their services, Shushuk headed to the Ansgar Grove.
There were only three people in the grove now, all of whom Shushuk easily recognized: they had all fled when Tarvos was gathering a raid. They all stared at the orc with questioning looks.
Gray text: Nueesh, Adilika, I expect the best sword in the world from you, you bastards... The dialogue between Tandredt and the stranger seemed very interesting to Tirze, but eavesdropping on it would simply be impolite, no matter how much her curiosity tormented her. - I hope I didn't bother you, - the awakened one said politely, - I came to thank you for your patronage.
Gray text: Nuesh, Adilika, you owe me the best sword in the world, you bastards...
Well, I immediately looked at the picture of Tartarus and was almost sure that it was his gear. Anyway, these items would only bring us trouble, especially since his sword is quite recognizable.
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- In such situations, it is best to calm down and look at the situation with a clear mind. - Tiliec looked out the window for some reason. - Anger and sadness will not help you, and if you need some "treasure" and cannot get it back, then find a new one....
-Yes, yes, of course! - Adilika pretended to smile. - I'll just get up and run! I don't need you to lecture me, and especially not to philosophize... My treasure is the only one! There is no other like it! It's life! There won't be another!
At the moment, there were only three people in the grove, whom Shushuk easily recognized: they were all those who had fled when Tarvos was gathering a raid. They all looked at the orc with questioning eyes.
Where is Rio? :O
- So, so, so... Rats fleeing a sinking ship, - said Shushuk, drawing his sword (I'm using the Ghost Moon, by the way). - Are you trying to atone for your sins? I can help you...
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
— Ah, don't worry about it. Friends should help each other. — Tantred smiled warmly and winked. The samurai, however, hurried away. — Show what you're capable of in this tournament. — He said as he passed her. — Perhaps, someday, you will be worthy (he emphasized this word in his speech) to die by my sword. The Taoist left, leaving the Ilinar and the non-Kalevrite to have a heart-to-heart. — What do you think about the recent events in the city?
-Yes, yes, of course! - Adylika mimicked a smile. - I'll just get up and run! I don't need you lecturing me, and especially not philosophizing... well, you get the idea. I only have one treasure! There's no other like it! Like life! There won't be another!
— Some people lost their legs, arms, eyes, relatives, friends, loved ones, but they all continued to live! - Tiliets got a little heated, which was quite typical for many of them. - Only cowards and nobodies exist in such despair as you. None of them have the strength to EITHER GET UP AND MOVE FORWARD or the courage to END IT ALL.
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- So, so, so... rats fleeing a sinking ship, - said Shushuk, drawing his sword (I'm using the Ghost Moon, by the way). - Are you trying to atone for your sins? I can help you...
The warriors of Ansgar stepped back. - Hey, take it easy, okay? - And what are you doing here, alive and well??? You were supposed to go on a deadly raid!
— Some people lost their legs, arms, eyes, family, friends, loved ones, but they all continued to live! — Tiliec got slightly agitated, which was quite typical for many of them. — Only cowards and nobodies live in such despair as you do. None of them have the strength to either GET UP AND MOVE FORWARD or the courage to END IT ALL.
— You have no right to judge me! — Adilika retorted. — You don't know anything about me to compare me to anyone! You say, get up and move forward? Ha, well, I did! Once, I moved forward, regardless of my background! What did it give me? Only more pain and suffering! Okay, I moved forward a second time! What was the result? Exactly, nothing! Let's say I moved forward a third time, and where did I end up? Exactly! — Tiliec looked around the room. — How many more times do I need to fall and get up? Ten? Twenty? Until the next fall finally knocks me down for good? Huh? Maybe you know?
"Could he be one of us?" Tirza thought as she heard the samurai's words. "Perhaps, after winning the tournament, I'll be able to find out." However, the host of the house didn't let this thought linger in the warrior's mind for long, interrupting her train of thought with his question. "The events that have transpired?" she sighed. "I don't even know where to begin... This whole story with Darius seems very murky. And the persecution of the followers of the Elulu-Suen doctrine is even worse. Perhaps, playing on people's hatred will help divert their attention from more pressing problems, but will Illinar benefit from it? They are not only losing an elite legion but are also prompting them, through their actions, to join the forces of Teios! And they are not the only inhabitants of the republic who follow this philosophy. It seems to me that with this decision, the government of Illinar is digging its own grave.
— As much as it takes! — The Tilian stood up and, while speaking, methodically gestured with his hands. — It’s always easier to escape reality than to stay! No matter how much life torments you, fall, but get back up! If you can’t live, but only exist, then why torture yourself, why not relieve yourself of suffering? But if you have even a grain of courage, get up and move forward! Because you are one of us!
- Did I hear correctly, or did you just call me a coward?..
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