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You contemplate what you ought to say, trying to recall your earliest memories of life as an apprentice. As you remember it, you and your master always had a sort of competitive relationship. He would play a prank on you, and you would do your best to get him back. Of course, you'd rarely succeed. He was a Grandmaster and you were his apprentice. You always relished those moments you did finally manage to catch him unawares.

Without a doubt, your fondest memory of pranking your master is when you managed to freeze him to the ceiling. Horribly difficult, you had to first freeze him and then lift him using only your mastery over the ice that surrounded him, all without waking him. Yet you managed it, and the look on his face when he woke up... priceless. Just recalling it brings a smile to your face.

“Here's my advice, Rasim. You need to simply stop caring. About what others say, or do, or think of you. If someone is bothering you, make them look like a complete idiot. Manifest a patch of ice beneath their feet or make it look like they pissed themselves. That extends to the Master as well. If he plays a prank on you, try to play one on him in return. It was the relationship I had with our master, and he loved it. I think the only reason he does it is to motivate his apprentices to work harder to counter his tormenting.”

You sigh. “I suppose, if you're left with no recourse, it's acceptable to challenge someone to an honor duel. I can tell you I've been in a few myself. I was mostly the challenged, rather than the challenger. That said, there's little risk of you being injured in a duel of honor and it's a great way to work past an argument. I've dueled most of my closest friends at least once. That said, dueling shouldn't be your first response. Always first try to make light of the situation before resorting to violence. Also, learn to laugh at yourself. You shouldn't take everything seriously all the time.”

(1/2)

Rasim seems to be considering what you've said. Everyone seems to generally approve of your advice, Mortia especially. Chryssa is neutral is ever, so you can't really say what she thinks of the situation. To be honest, you doubt she cares.

You decide to take this opportunity to stand up, stretching out your legs briefly before clearing your throat to get your companions' attention. “Well then, I need to go buy a goat. I trust that you won't all burn the place down if I leave you alone for a few minutes.”

“We're not really the ones with a history of burning places down, Mik.” Darzi remarks dryly. “That's sort of your thing, actually.”

You sigh, starting for the stairs. “You're never going to let me live that down are you? I'll be back in a little bit, I promise not to set anything that doesn't deserve it on fire.”

You're down the stairs and out the door in no time at all. Now you find yourself faced with a decision. You could head to the market and try to find an animal seller there, but the market district isn't really where one purchases livestock. You could probably find a goat but it would probably be expensive. Alternatively, you could head into the outskirts of the city and see if you can't find someone selling goats in the markets outside the walls. It's farther away, and so will take longer, but you'll have an easier time finding what you're looking for and you probably won't have to pay as much.

>Head for the market district, it's just so much closer.
>Head out to the boonies, it'll be cheaper and easier.
>Write-in

>>37451667
>Head for the market district, it's just so much closer.

>>37451667
>Head out to the boonies, it'll be cheaper and easier.

>>37451667
>>Head for the market district, it's just so much closer.

>>37451667
>>Head out to the boonies, it'll be cheaper and easier.
buy a couple so we won't have to go anywhere next time he deserves one

>>37451667
Send Rasim nigga

>>37451667
>Head out to the boonies, it'll be cheaper and easier.
>>37451719
>Soma pretending to be an anon.

>>37451667
>Head out to the boonies, it'll be cheaper and easier.

>>37451719
Soma?

>>37451806
What makes you think that?

>>37451667
>darzi is still harping on about that
I hate her more and more every thread
worst girl

>>37451870
only 2 ips soma and anon, the vote is the opposite of anons.

>>37451870
The amount of unique posters ITT at the time of that post were 2, and it's not far ahead enough in time to be me, the vote above it.
Probably just a bug or something though.

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>>37451806
>>37451771
>Implying I'm a faggot.

>>37451777
>>37451771
>>37451755
>>37451719
>Boonies

>>37451701
>>37451741
>Market

Writin'

Anyone else think our water purification idea is some sort of irony?

The reason we got banished was because we very zealously disagreed with Kadir's wasteful use of water, and then we turnaround and make some sciency-enchant water purification cistern so that all of El-Amin can waste water as they please around the time before or after we get officially unbanished.
Maybe not ironic, but poetic, or something.

>>37451939
Alright, but it's still really suspect! I guess the system isn't actually reliable at all.
No big surprise.

>>37451939
>Giant fucking screens
Jesus, Soma.

>>37451974
Maybe someone is using the same internet connection as the first guy.
That would be pretty weird if it was a home connection though.

Rolled 4, 18, 10 = 32 (3d20)

>>37451980
>not using 2 monitors
plebian

>>37451939
>justice
>gorillaz
Based soma

>>37451980
More space for efficiency and wanking. I've got three 55'' and so much space to use. It's awesome.

>>37452005
His sister?

>>37452045
>It was Soma's imouto
I can only hope so.

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>>37452045
>>37452005
AWW SHIZZ

Rolled 10, 10, 2 = 22 (3d10)

>>37452007
No joke, I've gotten so used to it, that I hate using my laptop. Gunna take my old laptop screen and turn into a second monitor for it.

>>37451939
>not using tomorrow
>using eyeraping blue
shig dig a dinganobaeloo

>>37452119
You get used to it after a while, anon.
Right around the time you start going blind, ayeeuup.

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>>37452119
You probably play Dwarf Fortress with a tileset.

>>37452119
Holy fuck, you just made my fucking day you glorious faggot

>>37452173
I sure as fuck do.

>>37452173
I use tomorrow for the same reason I don't use a tile set
black doesn't burn my eyes

>>37452211
Such unbearable faggotry.

>>37452060
Confirmed Soma's sister is playing now and she is also a mega jew.

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>>37452173
Actually I play Monster Island exclusively.

>>37452173
That girl is cute. Source?

Rolled 10, 9, 13 = 32 (3d20)

>>37452528
seconding this

>>37451667
>Head for the market district, it's just so much closer.

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You decide to make for the outskirts. Even if it's a bit of a walk. You'll have an easier time finding a goat and it will probably be cheaper as well. That thought in mind, you set off at a brisk pace north. You'll be cutting through the docks that flank the Vatis' Quarter on either side, then cutting north-east across the various houses, craft halls, guild houses, and inns that make up the northern portion of the city. It's not exactly a nice part of town, but it's better than the slum that is most of the eastern half of the city.

You quickly leave the Vatis' District and enter the Merchant's Quarter. The houses which line the streets here are mostly two stories and universally made of stone. Some of the houses would actually better be termed estates, complete with gardens and some even with bathhouses. Most of those living here are quite wealthy, if not on par with most noble families. A respectable living.

You pass from the Merchant's Quarter to the docks. These aren't the actual docks, the stone piers which have stood for centuries on the southern half of the city. Rather, these are a ramshackle collection of wooden piers which form a complex network of interconnected docks and buildings. Merchants hawk their wares to passer's by and people clog the rickety wooden walkways. You've spent more time than you'd be willing to admit here, either running errands for your Master or causing trouble.

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Leaving the docks behind you find yourself navigating residential blocks, shops, inns, brothels, and restaurants. The people living in the north city aren't poor, but they're not really middle class either. They have enough to eat and pay their rent but few can afford much in the way of luxuries. Incidentally, the northern portion of the city is where most go to relax or have fun. It's in these streets that you spy a familiar face. A man you've known since you'd both just barely entered puberty, and who you've had your fair share of misadventures. Ismael Uzun, the son of a minor lord who rules a handful of villages to the east of El-Amin, and a powerful Fire Vatis from what you recall. He's not wearing a Vatis' robes, opting instead for a simple shirt and trousers. He wears a sword on his hip, and you detect a hint of magic coming off of those bracers he wears. You'd guess they're enchanted.

He looks troubled about something or other, judging by the way he scans the crowd. He hasn't noticed you, as of yet. You could probably slip past unnoticed if you so chose.

>Go and greet your old friend! It's been years since you last spoke.
>You're a man on a mission, a mission to find a goat. Can't go getting distracted.
>Write-in

>>37452656
>You're a man on a mission, a mission to find a goat. Can't go getting distracted.

Rolled 5, 10, 15 = 30 (3d20)

>>37452656
>>Go and greet your old friend! It's been years since you last spoke.

>>37452656
>>Go and greet your old friend! It's been years since you last spoke.
>write in
Walk and talk

>>37452690
seconded

>>37452656
>>Go and greet your old friend! It's been years since you last spoke.
walk n talk
what could possibly go wrong

>>37452656
>Go and greet your old friend! It's been years since you last spoke.

>>37452656
>You're a man on a mission, a mission to find a goat. Can't go getting distracted.

>>37452656
>You're a man on a mission, a mission to find a goat. Can't go getting distracted.

>>37452656
>Go and greet your old friend! It's been years since you last spoke.
the bait is just so tasty

>>37452656
>You're a man on a mission, a mission to find a goat. Can't go getting distracted.

>>37452656
>Go and greet your old friend! It's been years since you last spoke.

>>37452656
>Go and greet your old friend! It's been years since you last spoke.
Can't go avoiding all of Mik's old friends.

>>37452656
>You're a man on a mission, a mission to find a goat. Can't go getting distracted.

No more plot hooks Soma

>>37452656
>>You're a man on a mission, a mission to find a goat. Can't go getting distracted.

>>37452656
>Go and greet your old friend! It's been years since you last spoke.

Maybe he has seen some goats for a good price?

>>37452656
>Go and greet your old friend! It's been years since you last spoke.

>>37452656
>Go and greet your old friend! It's been years since you last spoke.
The man looks troubled, we should help him.

Rolled 3, 6, 18 = 27 (3d20)

>>37452656
>Go and greet your old friend! It's been years since you last spoke.

>>37452656
>Go and greet your old friend! It's been years since you last spoke.

>>37452751
>>37452749
>>37452739
>>37452674
>>37452802
>>37452786
>Gotta find dat goat

>>37452750
>>37452730
>>37452728
>>37452690
>>37452683
>>37452777
>>37452784
>>37452810
>>37452826
>>37452830
>>37452839
>>37452879
>Yo nigga wassup?

>>37452899
I swear, Mik has ADD when it comes to focusing on things other than meditating and Jewing

>>37452982
Don't include meditation on the list of "things we don't have ADD for."

>>37452982
Well we were trying to Jew and now he's freakin got ADD for that as well.

>>37452982
The guy reads whenever he has downtime, he's a fucking nerd, if anything he needs to go out more.

>>37452982
>meta gaming this hard
>Mik is known to be pretty sociable
>sees one of his best friends he hasn't seen a months
Any normal person would go say hi.

>>37453048
We're still considered to be banished though

>>37453048
We really shouldn't be in the city to begin with.

>>37453124
Yet we are walking around with out a mask and a signed paper from the new shah saying other wise.
>>37453181
We are almost done, i can't think of much left to do except read or meditate.

>>37453048
Stop whining like a bitch.
We never got to read half our books.
We never did ANY of our experiments.
we haven't done half the meditations we wanted to.
But apparently we're meta gaming.
We haven't just look at when we had the option to chill with our master. we decided to just chill and talk. So get your head out of your ass.

>>37453199
We also need to settle into our house.

>>37453212
Nigga chill your asspain

>>37453124

As long as we aren't shouting from the top of the towers how we got unbanished and saved the Padi-Shah's life it really doesn't matter.

>>37453199
we don't really need a mask.
While yes we're banished, no one is activly looking for us.
A few vatis and a few handful of people would likely recognize us. With out a poster of our face plastered around the city.

>>37453226
lol, im the one being butthurt all of a sudden?
if that was you. You are cumming out shit from your ears.

>>37453252
>You are cumming out shit from your ears.

I fucking wish. That sounds incredible.

>>37453226
I think calling out anon on how not-metagaming we've been isn't asspain. There's nothing even remotely asspainy about that post.

Rolled 19, 3, 6 = 28 (3d20)

>>37453290
>asspainy

My English hurts

>>37453343
While your is English has hurt, I am enjoy torturings mine.

Soma?

>>37453680
He's with his imouto now.

>>37453690
Truly a better place

You wave an arm in the air to get his attention. “Ismael!” He jumps at the sound of his name, quickly picking you out of the crowd. At first he looks confused, but then realization dawns on him. Rather than the big grin he'd always greet you, or indeed most anybody, with when the two of you were apprentices he merely looks concerned, his brow knitting together. You shoulder your way through the press of the crowd regardless, it's not particularly difficult. At this hour of the day, the roads are not just terribly crowded as they will be later in the afternoon as evening begins to roll around.

As you draw near he clasp your forearm, a sign of camaraderie. You return the gesture in kind. “Mikhael, what are you doing in the city? What happened to your brand? I was there when they put the iron to your cheek and I imagine I would have heard if you'd been unbanished.” He keeps his voice low so as not to draw attention, you are after all in public. Even if you are due to be unbanished at the mere mention that someone is an Aghtaki many people will leap at the opportunity to attack. There's good money in killing one, fairly large bounties to be had.

You can't help but grin. “Ah, well. Let us just say that I no longer have anything to fear from the City Guard or indeed, the Shah himself. I'll explain later, if you like. In a place not quite so public. Why do you look so troubled, my friend? It's unlike you.”

He sighs, wearily. “It's my woman, we got into something of an argument and she's stormed off. It was stupid, really. I commented on the looks of another woman and she got upset. I don't think she's yet grown use to our customs.” You wonder why she would need to. What, is he banging a human or something? “I thought I'd seen her run off this way, but I must have lost her in the crowd. She's probably headed for the gates. Usually when she gets like this she retreats to the desert.” You wouldn't typically think of the desert as a safe haven.

(1/4)

Rolled 2, 20, 19 = 41 (3d20)

>>37453750
probs a bhatki

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“You know, it just so happens I was heading for the gates myself. I need to purchase a goat. Why don't we both head that way and catch up while we walk?”

He nods, and the two of you set off together for the north gate. “So what sort of woman is this that you're seeing? I'd heard you'd started living with your mistress recently, but I didn't imagine she wasn't Samjan. I would have assumed you'd have been tossed out into the sands alongside me if that were the case.”

“Right, right. I suppose I ought to explain. Jayashri is Samjan, but she's not from El-Amin. She belonged to a tribe of nomads wandering the Pa'vala, before she was captured by slavers. I bought her at auction, and well. She ended up meaning more to me than I would have thought. I freed her, of course, and we've been living together for some time now. Almost a year. She's a wonderful woman, but apparently the customs of the nomads differ quite drastically from our own.”

You weren't even aware that anyone lived in the Pa'vala. How do they survive that terrible place? Where would they make camp? Walking for any period of time in the Pa'vala is like to attract the attention of a Palaka worm, unless one is very careful. An entire tribe wandering the waste wouldn't last more than a few days at the very most. Not to mention there's no drinkable water that you know of.

(2/3 or 4)

>>37453787
>She belonged to a tribe of nomads wandering the Pa'vala
Jackpot.

Your thoughts are interrupted as Ismael speaks. “So how long have you been back in town? Did you ever leave? I haven't heard a word about you since you were set to wandering, and now you show up unmarked and perfectly healthy.”

You shrug your shoulders. “Oh, I've traveled around. I've explored a few ruins, visited a few foreign cities. I've collected quite the ragtag little band of adventurers to follow me around as well. I think you'd like them, an Elven friend of mine actually sort of reminds me of you. In so far as you share a mutual love of hookers. Anyway, I'd go into more detail but in this environment, I wouldn't want to attract the wrong sort of attention.”

Ismael scoffs. “There's no such thing as bad publicity, Mikhael. I've learned that the hard way over the course of these past few years. The controversy surrounding my relationship has made me more money than my talent alone ever could have.”

The two of you chat about largely inconsequential things, making your way through the city streets to the north gate. You enjoy catching up with Ismael. After his initial concern regarding your status as an Aghtaki passes it's as if the two of you have picked up right where you left off. As much as you'd be loathe to admit it, you missed this bastard.

You reach the north gate after what seems like only a few minute's walk. Ismael sets to scanning the people lingering around the gate in search of this Jayashri of his. Meanwhile, you keep your eyes peeled for a goat, or at the very least a man selling livestock. You happen upon your target first; an old man sitting half-asleep on a bench next to a closed pen, in which perhaps twenty goats mill about. Water and grain have been laid out for them to enjoy, and you pick out a few particularly fat ones you're sure Zahak would find tantalizing.
(3/4)

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>>37453818
>Jackpot.

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You approach the farmer, momentarily excusing yourself from Ismael's company. As you draw near the old man cracks open an eye, watching you warily. He's got short, grey hair and a long beard of the same shade, you'd estimate his age to be somewhere around six hundred. Ancient, by the standards of most peasants. They tend to die around a hundred or so.

You clear your throat, bowing respectfully to the man. “How much for one of your goats? I'm hosting a get together and I'm looking for the main course.”

The old man speaks slowly, he sounds impossibly tired. “Twenty silver for a full grown buck, fifteen for a wether, ten for a nanny, or five for a kid.”

>Buy a full grown buck.
>Buy a wether, a castrated male goat.
>Buy a nanny, a female goat.
>Buy a kid, a young goat.

>Try to haggle the prices down.
>They're cheap as dirt as-is.

>>37453833
>all that lack of food resources
yeah no

>>37453845
>Buy a wether, a castrated male goat.
>They're cheap as dirt as-is.

Rolled 9, 4, 5 = 18 (3d20)

>>37453845
>>Buy a full grown buck.

>>37453845
>>Buy a full grown buck.

>>37453852
>As if Mik would ever give a fuck about food when there's all that dosh waiting to be mint

>>37453845
gentlemen. let us do business
>buy a buck

Rolled 16, 3, 13 = 32 (3d20)

>>37453833
one square northeast of that position

>>37453845
>Buy a full grown buck.
>They're cheap as dirt as-is.
Offer our friend use of our prism.

>>37453876
>>37453877
You know male animals that kept their balls are stringy as fuck, right?

>>37453845
>Buy a kid, a young goat.
>Buy a full grown buck.
Zahak didn't earn a full grown goat, but we'll keep one to feed him later.

>>37453845
Buy a buck and two nannies, we need to breed goats for a steady food supply for our child

>>37453845
>>Buy a full grown buck.
and
>Buy a kid, a young goat.

>>37453833
Desert Faith, Petra, man I am already salivating.

>>37453852
>initial food resources
>meaning anything when you can have a second city boost the capital
git gud

>>37453845
>Buy a wether, a castrated male goat.

>>37453845
>>Buy a full grown buck.
>Buy a kid, a young goat.
>Try to haggle the prices down.
always!

>>37453906
I know nothing about goats.

>>37453906
What is that suppose to mean?
>>37453918
this is a good idea.

Rolled 14, 1, 16 = 31 (3d20)

>>37453833
Is this Civ 5?

>>37453845
can we buy some goat for ricky as well?
Also lets buy some for our friends.

>>37453845
A wether for Zahak. We need to teach him the importance of cooking his meals slowly til it's fat splits and juices slather out, rather than having it burnt. dry and stringy.

Buy 2 nannies for milk during travels.

>>37453845
Soma, as its clear that we know nothing about goats, can you clarify which option would be the most delicious. Thats the option we are clearly after.

>>37453845
>>Buy a full grown buck.
>>Buy a wether, a castrated male goat.
>>Buy a nanny, a female goat.
>>Buy a kid, a young goat.
>>Try to haggle the prices down.

THINK OF RICKY!
RICKY NEEDS FOOD!
fuck im down to buy every single fat goat we picked out. And haggle from there.

>>37453918
You do realize how long that sort of thing takes?
It would be a lot easier to just buy new ones, maybe even cheaper since we're not selling their milk.

>>37453970
This, just buy what we need when we need it. Or just buy several in bulk right now for later.

>>37453845
Supporting >>37453913
But also buy a female for Ricky.

>>37453918
None of us here know shit about goats.
>>37453845
Soma help pls.

>>37453935
>>37453939
Testicles are necessary to produce hormones, which builds muscle. Muscle is stringy. You want to get a nice, fat, gelded goat for eating.

Oh yeah, need to get one for Ricky too. I can't remember if we got him one already, if we have, then get him another one of the opposite sex. Ricky the animal breeder!

>>37453961
Well, castrated animals tend to be fatter and more tender, so a Wether would be the best if you were just going for something to eat. Bucks on the other hand tend to be larger, but also more temperamental. Females goats are smaller than males, more docile, and produce milk. They're also acceptable eatin'.

>>37453918
yeah fuck that.
I am down to buy a few though.
Buy one for Zahak
A few or Ricky.
a pair for our masters home.
1 To have the apprentice cook for toniight.
1 for idk fuck it why not..
basically >>37453962

>>37453845
>buy all the goats.
we can use it as incentive for meditating, and also food for us and ricky.

>>37453994
>>37453999
Does that mean castrated humans taste better too?

>>37453845

>Buy a full grown buck.

>>37453999
Oh, and baby animals tend to be the most delicious of all, but they're also the smallest.
Fuck, babies are delicious.

Rolled 10, 18, 20 = 48 (3d20)

>>37453999
Then a 2 whethers.

One for Zahak and one for Ricky

>>37454018
Only one way to find out.

>>37454014
We could also try transplanting a goat's soul into a slaves body.

>>37454014
I am down for this.
In the time we're at our masters house. We can have a huge feast. Possibly even invite our family. And thank our host.

>>37453961
depends what you call "delicious".

Youngs have a morer tender meat than adults but the meat is less flavorfull.

Females that haven't got with child have a more tasteful meat than young but are less tender.

Females that got pregnant are even more tasteful but age n' shit makes the meat chewy.

Males are chewy, even more so if they've still got their balls.

>>37454018
It's kind of funny that this is actually applicable to Life Quest, where the MC is obligated to eat people.

>>37453845
>Buy the pen
>Hire the farmer

>>37454023
I can't go a day without savory animal flanks but even that creeps me out a bit.

>>37454027
Zahak didn't earn a wether, he earned a nanny at best.

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>>37454023
Soma pls

>>37454060
YOU AM PLAY GOD

>>37454064
>>37454092
Veal is delicious

>>37454060
That's actually not a bad idea.

>>37454092
>>37454064
>all these fucking plebs

What the fuck do you think baby-back ribs is? Why people call them that? Why they're so fucking tender and delicious?

>>37454164
>>37454128
I am well aware of how delicious baby animals are, but it's still weird to hear it out loud.

>>37454092
>>37454064
Its like you guys never ate tortured goose liver.

>>37454060
Have him deliver meat on a regular basis at our new house, maybe have him expand into beef and camel cattle, maybe chicken duck and whatever kind of avian are native to El-Amin

So, lets see here.

>Buy the herd, hire the goatherd.
>Buy three goats, one wether for Zahak and two for Ricky.
>Buy five goats, a wether for Zahak, two for Ricky, and two nannies for your Master.
>Write-in

>>37454215
>five

>>37454215
>Buy the herd, hire the goatherd.

>>37454215
>Buy three goats, one wether for Zahak and two for Ricky.

>>37454215
>Buy five goats, a nanny for Zahak, two for Ricky, and two nannies for your Master.

He didn't earn a wether.

>>37454215
>>Buy three goats, one wether for Zahak and two for Ricky.

>>37454215
>Buy five goats, a wether for Zahak, two for Ricky, and two nannies for your Master.

>>37454215
>>Buy the herd, hire the goatherd.

>>37454215
>Buy five goats, a wether for Zahak, two for Ricky, and two nannies for your Master.

>>37454270
>>37454242
This shit is going to complicate matters, since we're still banished and all that.
let's not do this.

>>37454294
INVESTMENTS

Its like PROMOTIONS or EMCHANTMENT but only 12x better

>>37454277
>>37454270
>>37454242

Zahak's gotta learn to hunt for himself soon

>>37454294
Yeh. I deleted my vote for that reason once I thought better of it.

>>37454215
Seconding >>37454271
No need to over reward him.

>>37454294
we can leave some money at our masters place when we're gone and ask him to hand out payment or we can hire a servant that stays at our place to take care of it

>>37454343
Deleting votes doesn't cancel them, you gotta quote it and change it.

>>37454351
Again, no need to over complicate things over goats.

>>37454351
Or just ask Fulvia to take care of that whole paying a servant thing. She's pretty good with handling money.

And honestly I don't want to rely on our master for something like that, it seems really petty when there's easier ways available.

>>37454343
Oh. Well
>>37454270
Is mine soma, I changed it to >>37454271

>>37454345
>>37454271
>Nanny for Zahak

>>37454242
>>37454277
>Buy the herd.

>>37454293
>>37454276
>>37454236
>Five goats

>>37454274
>>37454263
>Three goats

Writin' for five goats. Gimme a 3d10+6 vs DC 18 to haggle the price down.

Rolled 5, 5, 7 + 6 = 23 (3d10 + 6)

>>37454402
HYPER HAGGLER

Rolled 1, 7, 2 + 6 = 16 (3d10 + 6)

>>37454402

Rolled 8, 3, 5 + 6 = 22 (3d10 + 6)

>>37454402
five goats tied for nanny >>37454393

Rolled 2, 10, 1 + 6 = 19 (3d10 + 6)

>>37454402
>37454402
>>37454402

>>37454402

dont spend

>>37454402
>I missed the buy the herd vote

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I spent too much time catching up.

>>37454414
Nah, that would make it four for five. I'm mostly sure that means five it is.

>>37454402
tell him how we are paying for five and should get a discount, also mention that we are buying premium meat. Also mention that we know that this is a good deal for him.

>>37454436
>tfw I was busy catching up on hmq
multiple quests running around the same time is suffering

>>37454443
Oh, seems like you're correct.

>>37454402
>>37454463
Tell him we will tell our master about his goats, and how our master and is grandmaster friends like to eat goat occasionally.
>>37454483
In xenocide quest we rolled a crit 1 for sanity, just now.

>>37454483
I had 4 a minute ago.

OWQ
HBQ
BQ
This

>>37454409
>>37454412
>>37454414
>23, 16, 22 vs DC 18
>Success!
Spend 2 for a Great Success?
>Spend
>Don't

Man, I need coffee. I'm flagging.

>>37454499
Fucking NDL just awakened his god of war sentient mind

>>37454553
Spend 2
remember to add liquor

>>37454499
Don't forget to mention that all vatis are from noble families and giving us a good deal would help him out as well.
>>37454553
Dothese lower the DC?
>>37454499
>>37454463

>>37454553
>Spend

>>37454553
sure,
>Spend

>>37454553
nah

And go get some coffe.

Maybe a monster

And a redbull too.

in fact make a quick runt to the store and buy some of those solid caffine pills

>>37454553
>Don't

>>37454553
>Spend

>>37454572
>those piss poor write ins

Take a note from that anon before who haggled with our father. That's what a hagglin' write-in looks like.

>>37454563
>wanting the muscle bot to go crazy
>not noticing how he says the destroyer of humanities

>>37454553
REMEBER not to spend for piddly shit like this

>dont

>>37454553
>Spend

>>37454553
>Don't

>>37454553
>Don't

>>37454553
>>Don't

>>37454553
>Don't

>>37454592
not write ins, suggestions.
Its usually works in most quest, since articulating what i want to say takes too long.

>>37454620
>>37454618
>>37454615
>>37454614
>>37454605
>>37454585
>Don't

>>37454570
>>37454579
>>37454582
>>37454589
>>37454607
>Do

>>37454570
Man, tea with honey, liquor, and bourbon is the best shit for a cold. Wish I had tea.

Writin' for don't.

>>37454553
>Don't

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>>37454662
>Honey, liquor, and bourbon.
Liquor should be lemon.

>>37454662

>not buying a huge stock of tea every time you go to the store

Please help, I no longer have room for spices or dry foods

>>37454788
Freudian slips Soma, gotta watch out for 'em.

>>37454662
Hot Toddies a best. You still feeling sick Soma?

>>37454958
Eh, I'm more or less fine. Still coughing up shit but it's not frequent and I can breathe normally again.

>>37455020
Eww. Heard from the spookygee you had pneumonia; is that right? If so you have my sympathy. Had that shit when I was younger and it was fucking terrible.

>>37454662
>and bourbon
>not white rum, sugar and black tea
soma pls. my faith is shaken

>>37455284
Your faith was frail.

>>37455284
>white rum
People drink that shit?
It is just as awful as Gin.

>>37455223
I don't think it was pneumonia. Probably just an upper respiratory infection or something of the sort.

>>37455284
I've only got dark rum, never tried white. I also don't have tea.

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>>37455325
Now you've done it

>>37455325
nigga pls, it may give you a hangover when overindulging, but it is nice with a big pot of tea. or you could try to spontaneously grow ovaries through drinking it with milk

>>37455317
my faith is in the five pillars of SOMA, and his choices in beverage merely shake with the passage of the waves, wind and earth

>>37455353
>not having half a kilo of tea in the cupboard at all times
>16th century problems

You inspect his heard of animals for a time, picking out three particularly fat wethers. After a fashion you turn your attention once more to the farmer. “I'd like the three fat wethers and two nanny goats.” You wonder if you ought to get nannies that are producing milk or nannies that are dry. You figure they can always be bred to produce milk, and kids, if your Master wants to milk goats. Well, if your Master wants Rasim to milk goats. Somehow you can't imagine the old man doing it himself.

The goatherd nods his head lethargically. “Sixty-five silver for the lot, then.”

While that's a paltry sum to you, there's no reason to overpay if you don't have to. “It hardly seems far to charge the same price when I'm buying several goats as when I'm buying one. Considering the bulk of my purchase, I think forty silver is a fair price. After all, it's not like you can't always make more goats. They're a renewable resource.”

The old goatherd shakes his head. “Gotta take into account the cost of raising the animals, buyin' feed and waterin' them and such. Fencing to keep them from runnin' off. Cost of labor keepin' them content and safe. Good investments, what with sellin' 'em for the cheese and the milk and the meat, but not too cheap to raise. Fifty silver”

You sigh, you can already see where this is going. “Forty five, then?”

The old man nods, and you hand over three gold coins. He holds them up to the light for a moment, watching the sunlight glint off their surface. After a time he smiles, letting the coins drop into a pouch on his belt. Laboriously, he pushes himself to his feet and hobbles over to the enclosure's gate. He picks up a length of rope from where it was hung on a fence post and quickly ties loops around five of the goat's necks, leaving some length at the front so you can lead them all along easily enough. Once he's done he hands the rope over to you.

(1/2)

You take the rope, giving it a light tug to urge the goats along. They follow along, docile enough. The wethers don't have much fight in them, the growth of their horns seems to have been stunted when they were castrated. The females as well don't seem to have any desire to run off. You lead the train of goats back to where Ismael stands in the road.

Ismael raises an eyebrow at the sight of your purchases. “Why do you need goats again? Are you starting a herd or something?”

You clear your throat. “No, no. Nothing of the sort. It's just that my party of companions has grown rather large, this is just what it takes to get everyone fed.”

He seems to buy it, or at least he doesn't ask any further questions. He seems just a touch preoccupied.

>Offer to let him use the Prism to find his mistress, he's your oldest friend after all.
>Help him search, but don't offer the Prism. You want to keep it secret.
>Wish him luck and start the trek back to your Master's home.
>Write-in

>>37455401
>a hangover
I don't ever have that issue.

I just dislike the taste of white rum.
I Drink Scotch when I have the extra cash or on special occasions, I drink Whiskey normally and I drink Tequila to get drunk with friends.

>>37455469
>Help him search, but don't offer the Prism. You want to keep it secret.

Maybe if it becomes emergency bad, but that shit's too crazy for us to tell anyone.

>>37455469
>>Wish him luck and start the trek back to your Master's home.

>>37455469
>Help him search, but don't offer the Prism. You want to keep it secret.
ask for some info on his waifu, what she wears anything that make her stand out, then search via nature magic spying

>>37455469
>Help him search, but don't offer the Prism. You want to keep it secret.

>>37455474
>Tequila
There's your problem, its pickled your brain to the level of an elf, so you no longer get hungover
>>37455469
>Help him search, but don't offer the Prism. You want to keep it secret.

>>37455469

>Help him search, but don't offer the Prism. You want to keep it secret.

Paranoia ho!

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>>37455325
Gin has given me the worst hangover of my life except for the time I had borderline alcohol poisoning and it is still God's gift to tonic and lime.

>>37455469
>>Wish him luck and start the trek back to your Master's home.
He's a friend, but no way are we searching for girly with a bunch of goats.

>>37455469
>Wish him luck and start the trek back to your Master's home.

>>37455469
>>Help him search, but don't offer the Prism. You want to keep it secret.

>>37455469
>Wish him luck and start the trek back to your Master's home.

>>37455469
>Help him search, but don't offer the Prism. You want to keep it secret.

>>37455469
>Wish him luck and start the trek back to your Master's home.
We should be secretive about owning the prism. And wandering around with a shit ton of goats is a bad idea

>>37455509
>longer get hungover
I literally never got hungover.
Even when I overdrank in High school and College I would not get hungover.

>>37455469
>Offer to let him use the Prism to find his mistress, he's your oldest friend after all.

>>37455469
>Wish him luck and start the trek back to your Master's home.

>>37455529
>>37455516
>>37455509
>>37455503
>>37455500
>>37455496
>>37455538
>Help look

>>37455531
>>37455528
>>37455523
>>37455497
>>37455549
>>37455576
>Good luck nigga

>>37455557
>Bitch gon' get scry'd.

Writin' for help look.

>>37455469
>>Offer to let him use the Prism to find his mistress, he's your oldest friend after all.

>>37455469
>Help him search, but don't offer the Prism. You want to keep it secret.

>>37455555
God appears to be on your side. And for this reason, you must test the limits of your inability to get hung over. Six galons of 92 Proof Vodka, via Enema, on an empty stomach.
That will surely test your limits.

>>37455555
buy a 4 litre sack of cheap wine and drink it over a twelve hour period. i used to think i never got hungover, but i just never tested my limits

>>37455626
If that would not result in death I would consider it without the enema.
I can drink to the point of blackout and being totally intoxicated the next day but still no hangover.
This also applies to most of my fathers side of the family.
It also apparently stops working in your mid 40s.

>>37455626
That's like asking a body builder to test the tensile strength of their muscles by jumping off a twenty story building.

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>>37455673
>4 litres
>Cheap wine

>>37455673
I got hammered to the point of blackout off of bitch drinks once and was fine.
I do not really drink wine outside of a dinner table.
Thinking about it hangovers are caused by dehydrations and I drink copious amounts of water which probably helps.

>>37455599
Holy shit, only one guy voted to offer the prism, what a bunch of assholes.

>>37455718
>only one guy voted to offer the prism
It is a secret artifact that the Shah would probably confiscate if he could.
Knowledge of it should be guarded moron.

>>37455677
It is obvious what you must do, anon.
Offer yourself to science. Get you genome mapped so the genes that gave you the ability to avoid hangovers can be identified, then make lota of babies and spread your mutation across humanity.
Eugenics is always a great idea.

Roooll me... 3d10+2 (+2 from assistance) vs DC20.

Rolled 1, 8, 6 + 2 = 17 (3d10 + 2)

>>37455842

Rolled 6, 8, 3 + 2 = 19 (3d10 + 2)

>>37455842
Rollin

Rolled 3, 8, 6 + 2 = 19 (3d10 + 2)

>>37455842
Okai.

>>37455853
>>37455856
>>37455842
spend 2

Rolled 6, 10, 10 = 26 (3d10)

>>37455842

Roll!

>>37455847
>>37455853
>>37455856
>17, 19, 19 vs DC 20
>Severe Failure!

Spend 1 vys to make it a Reg Failure, 2 to make it a Reg Success, 5 to make it a Great Success.
>Don't spend
>Spend 1
>Spend 2
>Spend 5
You're at 41/41 currently.

>>37455881
Spend 5, I don't want our friend to find his wife beheaded and full of cum

>>37455881
spend 5

>>37455881
Spend 2

>>37455881

Spend 2

>>37455881
Spend 5

>>37455881
>Spend 5

>>37455881
spend 5

>>37455881
spend 5

>>37455881
>Spend 5

>>37455881
might as well spend 5, matters of the waifu are not to be taken lightly

>>37455881
spend 5

>>37455912
>>37455901
>>37455895
>>37455913
>>37455915
>>37455916
>>37455925
>>37455928
>>37455939
>5

>>37455904
>>37455903
>2

5 it is. Writin'

>>37455673
Where can you buy wine in sacks in the civilized world?
Are you in canada, where milk also comes in bags?

>>37455677
>Apparently stops working in your mid 40s
Thats probably your liver and kidneys telling you that youre a stupid cunt and that theyre sick of your shit
If your family can drink to blackout and have no hangover the next day, then they have died from alcoholism and you have FAS

>>37456159
the box wine has a bag inside the box

>>37456159
Bagged milk can also be found in Europe, actually.

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You glance back at your collection of goats, and then return your attention to Ismael. “I'll help you search for-” Crap, what was her name again? Wait, you've got it. “-Jayashri. I've got nothing else to do, well except drag these goats back to my former Master's home. That can wait of course.”

Ismael smiles gratefully, his relief evident. “Thanks, Mik. I know I probably shouldn't worry, she can take care of herself well enough. I must be going soft.”

“I don't know, Ismael. You've always been pretty sentimental. Remember the first time us, Delshad, and Mohan visited that whorehouse together, the time we got caught while Del and Mohan ran off without us? I seem to distinctly remember you confessing your undying love to one of the women we'd hired. I don't think it would be proper to say you've only just begun to go soft.”

He slumps his shoulders, sighing. “You're never going to let me live that down, are you? I told you, I'd never been drunk before. It was the liquor talking, not I.”

You look at him skeptically. “I don't know, Ismael. Liquor is said to make the tongue looser. Indeed, I'm always painfully honest whenever I get a few drinks in me. It's caused me a number of problems in the past.”

As the two of you set off wandering the outskirts, you change the subject. “Can you tell me anything about this woman of yours? What does she look like, what was she wearing, anything that might help to identify her?”

He nods. “Right, suppose that would be helpful. She's on the shorter side, about six feet tall. Very lithe. Red hair-” That should make things infinitely easier. Seldom few Samjan have red hair. “-and on the lighter side in terms of skin tone. She was wearing this weird suit that her people wear, it's supposed to help prevent moisture escaping the body. Oh, and a blue shawl.”
(1/4)

She doesn't sound like she'll be hard to pick out of a crowd, assuming she's still in the city that is. If she's fled into the desert you may as well be looking for a needle amidst a haystack. You could search your entire life and never find her.

An idea occurs to you, an application for your limited knowledge of Nature magic. “How magically powerful is she? Is she a Vatis?”

Ismael glances at you briefly before returning his attention to the crowd. “She's a pretty good Water Vatis, better than I am in fact. I've also taught her the basics of fire magic. She's not just terribly powerful, but I suppose more so than your average person.”

You nod, and begin to channel nature magic. Your vision shifts, a green film covering the world. The first thing you notice are patches of dark green rapidly fading into existence, plant life. Next lighter shades of green in various shapes and sizes begin to fade into view. It's a bit more difficult to navigate without bumping into something or other, but you manage well enough.

It's as you reach the auctioning blocks at the edge of the desert that you spot a smear of light green far more intense than those surrounding it. You can tell the figure is a woman, just by the outline of their body. They fit Ismael's description of Jayashri, lithe and well built. Unfortunately you can tell hair color or skin tone when the entire world is various shades of green.
>Vys Pool: (36/41)

(2/4)

You cut off the float of magic, the world slowly returning to normality. You find yourself standing amidst a crowd of onlookers surrounding the auctioning block where new slaves are sold. You take a moment to assess the slaves up for auction. Perhaps a dozen human males, most of them with obvious bruises and lash marks. Three Samjan, two women and one man. You'd guess they sold themselves into slavery to pay off some debt or another. Finally two or three dozen elves, most of them you'd assume to be refugees or captives. None of them stand out to you in particular.

You spot Jayashri standing near the edge of the crowd, her red hair and distinctive garb giving her away. You nudge Ismael and point her out for him. He sighs heavily, obviously relieved. “Thank god, she's okay. I'll go speak with her. Just wait here, I won't be long.”

You nod, and respectfully wait where you are. While Ismael talks to his mistress, you decide to watch the auction. A woman in the robes of a Vatis seems to have taken particular interest in the Samjan man, and is engaged in a rather heated discussion with a tubby man you presume to be the seller. Meanwhile, one of the humans is busy slamming his shoulder against the bars of his cage, snarling like some sort of animal. A Samjan you presume to be the slaver selling the humans merely watches on in vague amusement.

Most of the elves are housed in a single enclosure, a large cage. Some huddle together, others are sobbing. A woman in a City Guard uniform is circling the cage, while a man in rich silken robes is engaged in a discussion of some sort with a unsavory looking human you presume to be the slaver. It all seems rather droll, if you're being honest. Nothing particularly spectacular. Regardless, it's better than watching the drama unfold between your friend and his woman.

(3/4)

Your thoughts are interrupted by the sharp sound of flesh striking flesh. You glance over to see Ismael rubbing a hand-shaped red mark on his cheek. He doesn't look particularly irritated, so you assume it didn't particularly hurt. Jayashri, who you assume only moments ago slapped your friend, stands up on the tips of her toes and plants a light kiss on your friends lips. She's smiling coyly, as if she knows some vast secret that no one else does.

Jayashri slides one arm through Ismael's own, and the two of them start back towards you. As they draw near, Jayashri bows low and begins to speak a dialect of Samjan you can only barely comprehend. You'd initially want to describe it as archaic, but it uses words you've never heard before. You can't be certain if it's truly an older dialect of your own language or if it's some sort of local adaptation. “An oases may you and yours discover. Thanks are owed for helping my lover avoid any unfortunate mistakes.”

You're not really entirely sure what to make of what she's saying, but you get that she's thanking you, and she's apparently being respectful. You return her bow in kind before responding. “It's the last I could do to help an old friend, and I'm pleased to see you're safe and sound.”

>You really need to be getting back to your Master's home. Take your leave of these two.
>See about purchasing some slaves, you'll need servants at your new estate.
>Ask Jayashri what she knows of the Pa'vala.
>Write-in

>>37456529
>float
How do I mess that up? Flow. Flow of magic.

>>37456546
>>See about purchasing some slaves, you'll need servants at your new estate.
>>Ask Jayashri what she knows of the Pa'vala.

>>37456546
>See about purchasing some slaves, you'll need servants at your new estate.
>tfw no long hair pre-pubescent slave boy

>>37456546
>Ask Jayashri what she knows of the Pa'vala.

>>37456546
>>See about purchasing some slaves, you'll need servants at your new estate.
>>Ask Jayashri what she knows of the Pa'vala.

>>37456546
>Ask Jayashri what she knows of the Pa'vala.

>>37456546
>Ask Jayashri what she knows of the Pa'vala.

>>37456546
>Ask Jayashri what she knows of the Pa'vala.

>>37456546
>See about purchasing some slaves, you'll need servants at your new estate.

>>37456511
Is, is she a spicer?
Pretty qt doe.
>>37456546
>>Ask Jayashri what she knows of the Pa'vala.
Let's learn some of her customs, could come handy in the Pa'vala.
Also inquire about that suit.
Also any advice she has or something.
Also she is really qt, compliment her, I'm interested how she'd react, considering she's from a different culture.
No need for slaves, besides some of out companions might not exactly appreciate it.

>>37456546
>See about purchasing some slaves, you'll need servants at your new estate.
Now we just need to learn how to make portals.

>>37456592
The Shah's palace has one.

>>37456590
Nigga shes wearing a skinsuit, its from dune.
niggas all got dem pretty blues

>>37456590
seriously I feel stupid for not really seeing the dune refrences....clearly I must commit honorable sudoku

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>>37456546
>See about purchasing some slaves, you'll need servants at your new estate.
>Ask Jayashri what she knows of the Pa'vala.

>>37456601
You know we could always ask the cat about portals, could cut down on traveling.
Maybe we can milk some info from him.

>>37456592
Do we really? I imagine the spirit or Fulvia can fix things up, and I'd rather not let some slave learn about our dealio there.
Could even make it a group meditation to clean the place, that could be fun.
>>37456613
>posting Hana Hook
Pretty low-mid taste you've got there, anon.

>>37456546
>>Ask Jayashri what she knows of the Pa'vala.

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>We could buy a bunch of elven sex slaves.

>>37456546
>>See about purchasing some slaves, you'll need servants at your new estate.

>>37456632
No we can't its against the law to fuck a non-samjan

>>37456632
>Being a degenerate.

>>37456627
I just finished reading it, and yeah it was meh.sometimes i wish they showed the end result of these ntr stories

>>37456546
>>See about purchasing some slaves, you'll need servants at your new estate.
>>Ask Jayashri what she knows of the Pa'vala.
ask comrades how they feel about keeping slavs

>>37456632
>being a filthy elf-lover
That's way worse than just a normal degenerate Human-lover.

>>37456632
>Wanting to bang filthy elves.
Fukken degenerates.

>>37456628
>>37456613
>>37456590
>>37456581
>>37456578
>>37456570
>>37456566
>>37456559
>>37456553
>>37456664
>Ask about the Pa'vala.

>>37456639
>>37456613
>>37456592
>>37456587
>>37456566
>>37456558 (>tfw)
>>37456553
>>37456664
>Buy some slaves.

You'll do both...
NEXT TIME ON BANISHED QUEST!

Which will probably be tomorrow after I've finished my homework. For now, I need to get some sleep.

>>37456546
>See about purchasing some slaves, you'll need servants at your new estate.
>Ask Jayashri what she knows of the Pa'vala.

>>37456664
worst case secnario we could free them and then employ them.

>>37456678

We're buying humans right?

Much better than the degenerates

>>37456650
I think there's one from HH where it skips to years later when the MC has a daughter, and the NTR-er comes back and takes them both.
>>37456684
Could also buy the Samja.

>>37456664
Its common place here and its common plac on namek, they aughta be fine with it

>>37456546
>Ask Jayashri what she knows of the Pa'vala.

>>37456650
I read/saw a few that went all the way it usually ends in these four ways.
1.cries like a bitch and leaves the relationship(might even do a time skip)
2.Cries and joins in the ntr
3.Cries and becomes a broken husk that masturbates to his womans pleasure
4.some one gets murdered( sometimes its left ambiguous)
So yeah 3/4 of these make it more depressing.

>>37456692
actually that's the best idea.

They wont run away if we leave for an extended period

>>37456664
dirty slavs

>>37456692
>>37456650
there is also one where this guy who blames his father for his parents divorce NTR both his step sister and mother, and ends up regretting it when he walks in on her having an orgy, he than relises he became just like his father and ruined his family than it cuts to gun shot noises

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>>37456745
>>37456664
>Slavs

Archive is here:
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Banished

Night folks.

>>37456775
Soma, are your elves pale niggers or pointy eared slavs? I can't tell.

>>37456755
>NTR's someone
>doesn't make them your exclusive cockslaves
kek, what a fucking pleb
I know there's a manga where MC fucks his brother's fiance(?) because she's a huge slut and takes cock all day everyday, and fucks her so well that she becomes loyal to him, shame it's not translated, by the same guy who did the Secret Signal one, or whatever it's called.
>>37456775
Thanks for running, Soma!
How fine are Mormor's legs? Did Mik suddenly get good taste, or was he just too focused on survival and such to notice the temptations of flesh?
Darzi=Mormor>=Chrys

>>37456791
They were actually primarily inspired by Celts, Slavs, and Greeks.

Except with less butt fucking. Where as most barbarians were heavily influenced by their women according to ancient accounts, and some of the few societies that didn't enjoy man-boy buttlove, the Celts were the exception. They were said to prefer male lovers, going so far as to offer their boypussies to strangers and become offended if refused.

Celts were some gay faggots, is what I'm saying.

>>37456844
Why is history so gay, though?

>>37456805
someone with taste finally

>>37456856
sex without bullshit

>>37456775

Life quest soma when?

>>37456911
I can't wait until we get fucked over by that forest beauty, I don't get how you guys didn't even mention the plethora of ways she could be fucking us over without anything she said being a lie.
She pretty fucking qt though, waifu/10 I always thought it'd be interesting if Totemist MC went for a spirit.

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>>37457011

>MFW I read that last night.

>>37457048
Read what? The thread? The quest? Totemist?

>>37456861
You know it, nigga.
I honestly think the only reason Chrys has such a strong fanbase is because she was first girl.

>>37457937
I like horned girls
shes literally fetish fuel for me
fulvia a best
darzi a shit

>>37457962
>implying I don't like horned girls
The others are just better for me.

>>37457962
>darzi a shit
Nigga, I will fight you.
I'm fine with not liking her best but she is in no way shit.

>>37459050
Yo I got your back bro
Nigga wildin