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I'm okay with either a pyramid, an assassination, or even a freelance approach. I've mentioned this before. But right now, the assassination seems like the best option; the main thing is to get more details from "Shokhorokh."
Vilinlia During their journey with Vilinlia, neither Eledar Darsen nor Lawrence Remay managed to learn anything about their mistress's past, and her motivation for their current activities remained a mystery to them. The same could be said about her attitude towards her slaves; the only thing that was clear at this point was that she would not tolerate anyone causing her problems. Otherwise, she might even listen to their opinions if she believed they were making reasonable arguments. At the moment, Vilinlia was heading to Sarnissa's office along with her subordinates. Like all the others, the three of them had recently become members of the "Crimson Dawn," but the Teiosian had an important matter to discuss with the organization's leader.
Gray text - a Haven expedition. Jennifer sat on her bunk, lost in thought. She wondered where their next mission would be. Ultimately, she didn't care – she obeyed her leader and was ready to go wherever she was ordered.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Lawrence walked silently behind Wilinlia, hoping that he would soon have a chance to be near his home and meet his family. But everything depended on the contracts and the decision of the lady.
Sarnissa was pleasantly surprised by such an unexpected "gift" from the bag, but just as she was about to finally decide on the right contract, she didn't have time: the sound of approaching footsteps reached her ears, coming closer to the office door. She put aside all the documents and prepared to greet her guests.
Couldn't you, perhaps, make all the decisions using black text instead of gray, if you understand what I mean?
I'm afraid my character's opinion differs from my own regarding contracts, so I'll still outline everything in gray. The expedition is the most interesting task and, probably, a good source of income, but I'm concerned about our organization's reputation with employers. The assassination is an option, but there's a high probability that most of the group will be left without work. The prisoner rescue looks quite difficult and could cause problems with Ninsharia. One of the worst options. Assistance in the war – I think this option is underestimated. Firstly, it's a good way to improve our reputation. Secondly, the reward isn't bad. And in general, it's not as boring as it might seem: given our skills, we're unlikely to be sent to the front lines as cannon fodder; more likely, we'll be given more interesting tasks, such as sabotage, reconnaissance, etc. Dealing with bandits is an option roughly equivalent to the assassination: medium difficulty, medium profitability. But at least everyone will be involved. Upon arriving in Yochelton, Hodges Mortensen first went to Sarnissa's office.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
Without bothering to knock, or even thinking about it, Vilinilia and her entourage entered the territory of the office, which had only been renovated a few days ago. — Hello, — the Teiosian, who was already taller than the head of the "Crimson Dawn," stood on high heels, which could have created a rather amusing scene if not for the feeling of discomfort that the guest experienced while talking to her new acquaintance.
Upon arriving in Yocheitan, Hodges Mortensen first went to Sarnissa's office.
The door was open; Hodges could see two male figures blocking the entrance with their bodies.
No, Alex, we won't be saving Kalevria. Let its God save it... I don't like the Bandits because of their shady quest. It seems like you need to get rid of the bandits, but the payment for each head raises certain concerns. I suspect we'll be fighting some rebels, not bandits.
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The Teiosian, who was already taller than the leader of the "Crimson Dawn," was standing on high heels, which created a rather amusing picture.
Forgetting, or perhaps not even bothering to knock, Vilinilia and her entourage entered the office, which had only recently been renovated. — Hello, — the Teiosian, who was already taller than the leader of the "Crimson Dawn," stood on high heels, which created a rather amusing picture, if not for the discomfort the guest felt while talking to her new acquaintance.
- Hello. - Sarnissa briefly nodded to the Teiosian. - Please, have a seat. Do you have something to discuss with me?
Vilinilia handed Sarnisse a letter with a broken seal of Ilthan, and then, with graceful movements, settled into a chair.
"My acquaintance was unlucky enough to end up in Ilthan's prison. Carvelos, the ruler of this city-state, offers a ransom for her, but I do not have such means at the moment. This girl is well-read, handles a sword reasonably well, and, in general, as I think, could become a good addition to the 'Crimson Dawn'."
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