Posts from Lapistia

- Well done! Now tell me everything. If I like your story, I'll beat you up and let you go. I'm also a mercenary, and I'm hungry too. I understand you perfectly; nothing personal – it's just business. And you didn't kill anyone in this fight, did you? Just don't try to lie – I can tell the difference between a lie and half-truth right away. See this artifact? – James showed the bandit Faust's talisman. – Do you recognize the engraving? I thought so. Come on, I'm listening. But don't play dumb. Who hired you, what did they promise, where are they now, and what did they tell you about us?

— Uh, — hope flickered in the bandit’s eyes, — so you already took out our boss… and we came here under a contract from Cory Baliston to collect your head, and also to capture those who are on the wanted list. You have quite a few of those in your squad.

Corey Ballistona

- Who, who?

So you already took out our boss...

- And who was that, anyway? He died like a nobody. And do you have any friends left?

— No, there’s no one! Eleal organized this attack; he said it would be easy money, yeah, right… And the contract, well, I don’t know who this Baliston is, but it mentioned something about insult and theft.

Alright, I guess I'll take Asid's outfit then. Of course, with all due respect. And I'll definitely close the eyes of the dead warrior and pray for him to Shameimaru; it's absolutely essential.

Oh, yes, that's right. You're our treasurer now. I'll make a list later.

- I didn't really like your story. It's boring, - James loomed over the bandit lying in the mud. - And I just remembered that you killed an old man... Though, I never liked him, I wanted to kill him myself from the very beginning.
After a moment of silence, the knight surveyed the battlefield. Dozens of corpses, the dawn breaking through the leaden clouds, crows circling in the sky - a painfully familiar scene.
- Alright, get out of here. Don't make me regret this decision. And don't even think about following us to Suentan, - he gave the poor fellow a guiding kick. - Run very fast.

they should have killed him

If anyone thinks it's necessary, they can chime in. I'm not aware of our abilities; maybe someone can read minds or something, but it seems like no one is interested.

You will be able to observe him through the window.

we should have taken away his weapon, tied his hands and feet, put heavy armor and a helmet on him, and left him in this desert.

The Night Hunter flees towards Yochelton, forgetting to take any weapons with him.

I initially wanted to kill him anyway, but then I decided I could just break his legs and “let him go.” But then I thought – I’m a Paladin, not some kind of beast. It was a good battle, so let the guy get a second chance, which few people get in these harsh, semi-feudal times. He’ll remain a long-term survivor.

Realizing that Dorin had been watching them during the battle, Dalia was just grateful that he had abandoned the idea of joining the fight before she went blind. Otherwise, disoriented and blinded, she would have been too easy a target for him.
Even though the dwarf was unlikely to attack her before they arrived in Arinasai, the girl decided not to let her guard down. Furthermore, after confirming her suspicions that he had been following her, the half-elf relayed the information to Sarnissa.

Added 1 hour 32 minutes ago
Okay, so I did the math. Dalia collected a total of 11003 from the corpses. We had nine people in the battle, besides Lawrence. But the latter, as I understand it, is a temporary member of the group. So each of the survivors gets 1222, and Sarnissa gets 1227. By the way, Revan, you forgot to write me and the other characters a bonus of 1600 for the mission. Well, for those who were paid.

it doesn't mean I don't deserve to be paid. I need money for the road, and now also for food, if I survive.