"Hey, at least this world has
"Yeah, instead of being robbed with a gun in a random alley, they'll just cast Avada Kedavra on me." But funnily, Terrasphere was kind of safer when it comes to everyday living, probably because she casts magic better than most, and usual bandits won't dare to mess with someone who walks around with one horn on their head.
The fact that there's magic for absolutely everything helps. Except for controlling metals. What's up with that?
Beleg was going to say something, but stopped and did not follow through. Lune decided not to inquire in case it wasn't a matter that she should push. The woman turned to him, and his face seemed as if he had perhaps thought, seen, or noticed something.
"Hm, yeah, be logging off soon. I'm cooking a large portion of chicken tonight, so I'll make sure to bring some upstairs." She'll just go back to the hidden settlement and log off on the bed, leaving her in-game body there like usual.
"Send me a list of what you’re looking for later, I’ll keep an eye out next time I’m around Falderen."
"Ah, I forgot you can just freely go there. I'm kind of a persona non grata." It's not like she was totally banned from Falderen, but the eyes and judgment from the city guards and knights felt like max-level racism. With a few gestures and some presses, a fountain pen and a sheet of paper materialized from her inventory. "In fact, I'll just write down some leads that might be useful."
> Any magical artifacts or devices
> Syndral fractus
> Great white tree and hallucinogen
> Divine magic sources and how they work
> Anything about demons really
Finishing writing the stuff down, she passed the paper to the blonde, "There."
@Luthien