Posts from Nowaru

Rum Kon fled south from the city and found himself near a small village: a few neat houses, a mill, fields, and workers tending to them, and an inn. The mage observed this from the thicket of the forest.

– Well, I didn’t think it through; that happens with me sometimes. A Tournament is still a stressful event. So, are my services definitely unnecessary? Maybe I'm not the best blacksmith in this city, but I can do something. Honestly, you wouldn't regret it!

- There are forty-four of them here; it's not a huge number, but during wartime, every soldier counts. The order for their arrest came from the head of the guard, and I'm afraid it won't be possible to negotiate with him or the authorities – I've already tried.

Tylie took the sword. - My pockets aren't heavy enough to afford a blacksmith's services, unfortunately.

- All that remains is to pray and hope that the children of the Lord can repel the attack of the unholy armada. Of course, you can always talk to the head of the city guard; he is in charge of all this, but he will no longer listen to me.

-- I will still try to talk to him; it certainly won't be any worse -- with these words, Dominic went to the head of the guard.

The Duke approached one of the houses and knocked. The story was already ready:
"Kind people, help me. I am an executor of the Inner Council of Illinar, carrying out an important task about which I have no right to say anything more. I was stunned and robbed by bandits. I woke up in the middle of the forest and walked for several hours before reaching here. Tell me, where is the nearest government office? I need to report what happened to me."

— Welcome, — she said, walking along the long room. Shushuk heard the distinct clicking of her heels as she slowly and gracefully walked towards him.

- Bandits? - exclaimed a middle-aged woman. - In our time?!
- Well, yes, - the farmer replied with an unusual reaction for such a story. - Times are tough, there's a war and all that. But come in, friend. I didn't quite understand what you need, tell me about it at the table.