Posts from Nowaru

politics and construction. Fallout 4, basically.

Gray text: Fallout doesn't really have much in the way of politics, except for the choice between the Third Reich, a bunch of pseudo-elite idiots, relatively positive anarchists, and a purely positive people's militia.

I don't know, I haven't played it. I just said it.

While the head of the guard was talking to Saburo and Kira, a man in a blue cloak appeared in his office. He whispered something to Raimar and then quickly left. "Although, perhaps we should reconsider this matter." After that, he handed Kira the same documents that he had given Saburo earlier.

Ha-ha-ha.

Gray text: Madam Mirabella, you have a message!

- It's better now... probably, - Kir said doubtfully, looking at the papers. - But before that, I'd like to discuss something else. It concerns my young friend, whom you have also put on the wanted list. He's just a boy, and if you're accusing me, then leave him alone. I don't know what this Mrs. has said, she probably doesn't even have any evidence, but to accuse a child of a crime... that's too much.

Shall we sign up? We can escape to the forest later.

Alright, let's go. At least now I can somewhat justify it, but I still won't go all-out for Illnar.

we'll switch to the other side at the first opportunity

Yeah, on the other side, they'll be waiting for us. Either we'll run, or I'll kill myself, or I'll kill myself while slaughtering the Illarions as soon as I get a weapon, something like that.

There's always Teios, where everyone is welcome...

no way. except for Teios
we'll board the ship when it passes by the battle.

When the Nosferatu joyfully intercept a ship full of resources and potential slaves. After all, the soldiers will certainly be taken for military operations, and Lock didn't hire any mercenaries.

During the conversation, a man in a blue cloak ran up to the Centurion and whispered something to him. — So that's how it is, I understand now. — Then he left, and the legionary returned to his conversation with Dominic. — Well, you're right. I accept you. I don't know what the future leader will say, but for now, I'm in charge of recruitment.

--Thank you for your trust. What happens next?