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The ultimate statement: the pyramid is for homosexuals.
- Come here, sweetie, we need to talk. Hey, bartender, do you have any vacant rooms? Or at least a barn? Eledar decided to join their company. - We shouldn't forget that, although the expedition's client is a Kalevrite, we will be operating in another country, which, with a certain degree of caution, will give us freedom in terms of extracting money from the client for "expedition needs" and some artifacts that are "accidentally" not mentioned in our reports. However, I'm not insisting on the expedition, as the assassination option seems to me... No less promising.
- We can learn more about this Kalevrite through "The Whisper," and at the same time, about those who accompany him. Perhaps he is the only Kalevrite in the group, and moreover, he is not involved in military affairs and is neutral towards non-humans, as evidenced by his appeal to Yocheitan. After all, everyone knows that there are quite a few non-humans here," Lawrence concluded. "This, of course, does not solve the problem of the danger within the pyramid itself, but all missions are risky to some extent. So, which option are you leaning towards?
Eledar felt it was necessary to join his company. - We should not forget that, although the expedition's client is a Kalevrite, we will be operating in another country, which, with a certain degree of caution, will give us freedom to extract money from the client "for the needs of the expedition" and some artifacts, "accidentally" not mentioned in our reports. However, I am not insisting on the expedition, as the assassination option seems to me... no less promising.
— Attacking the prison seems to be the most successful option of all. They pay well, it's a one-time job, not a months-long one like in the case of a war, and they promise new contracts in case of successful completion. If the prison is indeed guarded by ordinary Ninsharian soldiers, then Lawrence alone will be able to handle most of them. As for the assassination, definitely not. Traveling to another country, knowing nothing about the employer and the upcoming job, is the fate of Iris's followers, not professional mercenaries.
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-- And can we join them?
— Join them? The mercenaries? Sorry, but you should grow up first.
- The option of liberation is indeed quite interesting, but the danger lies in the potential for misunderstandings with the government of Ninsharr. And I am categorically against war. With allies like Kalevritia, instead of receiving payment for our efforts, we might expect a stab in the back once everything is over. Not to mention that war is for armies, not for individuals.
– But you don't know exactly who, do you? – the girl sighed.
VisTrit, couldn't you answer, huh.
This Teioshika has really let her slaves run wild; they're still arguing here. Mine wouldn't dare.
– But you don't know exactly who, do you? – the girl sighed.
– I know, but do you really want me to list all the factions that need new recruits? If you're interested in magic, you can try your luck with the "Gazing into the Abyss"...
Well, you talk to the catgirls in real life, but in-game you're sitting at the bar next to me, so I thought... I could maybe help out a bit if it fits your character's roleplay, hehe.
— I know, but do you really want me to list all the factions that need recruits? If you're interested in magic, you can try your luck with the "Gazing into the Abyss"...
— Sounds quite dangerous... And interesting. Thanks for the information!
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