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... almost. Almost done with the academy line and kicked the gates back on. Almost.

I am never forgetting to turn off the storyline ever again. I've done this once. I will not do it twice. Gating (ha) things as fundamental to basic transit in this game behind a mess this time consuming is just... no. No, no, nononononono don't do that aaaahhhh

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Blake moves to [D, 8] and attacks Ghost Archer I.

Sverrand moves to [L, 11].

Finally, their plan was in motion. So much waiting. So much standing around. When he was a militiaman, Sverrand could tolerate it. You can't really guard a town if you don't stand guard, after all. But now that he was a soldier, fighting a war? It just felt like a waste of time. He was eager to get moving, and so quickly followed Dunas' lead into the camp, staunchly at his side.

Sverrand moves to [L, 4].

With no small amount of discomfort on his face, Blake falls upon one of the corpses brandishing a tome.

"Urgh... Back in the grave with you, if you please!"

Blake moves to [J, 14] and attacks Stormcaller B.

Brow furrowed, Cynefrith holds up their journal for a closer examination, while setting "View Item Properties" to ON.

Sverrand is taciturn as always while the rest of the group goes about their conversation. None of it really mattered except for what Dunas was saying. Just boasting, whinging and empty threats from petty little people, all barely below normal speaking volume. They just didn't understand the gravity of what was at stake here, it seemed. Some soldiers they were.

"I expected him to be at the front, but... He is here instead... The Scarlet Knight, Valentio..."

"... Whatever will happen... Do not engage him at any cost."

"Understood," he says. His first word in quite some time; since they'd arrived for their mission, in fact.

Sverrand held firm confidence in his own ability (what good is a soldier who doesn't think he can do his job?), but he still knew the Scarlet Knight was not an opponent that could be fought head on, and needed no convicing to avoid the man.