shoulda inspected for a gift

a thread that isn't about someone's fantasies nice

the real question is how to get her that gift without her being forced to be a church crony bc you know they won't let her get in the way of their business

not gift, job suitable for

it'd actually be super helpful to know if someone has the capacity to torture someone and remain mentally stable

some societies call of age 12, even recently USA has changed the age of maturity from 18->21 (if you can buy alcohol or cigarettes until 21 then you obviously aren't an adult)
some societies even put brackets around ages ten years ago in USA it was
• 16 (emancipation {live on own})
• 18 (buy self-harming, non-mind-altering drugs, weapons for hunting, enlistment)
• 21 (buy alcohol, enlistment in special forces)
• 25 (rent sportscars)

already got bad vibes from this dude then this message

i feel iffy on this chapter
• The economic impact on the bees would be astronomical cause only hers to remain
• Under the main character it would cause a super boon as heinous organizations could no longer safely encrypt messages

it's *cough, cough* house rules
Home team always has the advantage 😂🤣😂🤣

suspecting an organization which the assistant was apart of... Probably people of higher up trying to gain more wealth

oh i was referring to the gambling lol... But yes... That means gamble more 🤑🤑🤑
😱😭 sadly someone else will be the 1:1mil, even if you buy 1mil-1 tickets 😱😭
Then you just buy it from them 😉🤑

some things cannot be bought with money... Show me the gotcha

Ye its tipped with diamond and composite to keep them together. What actually breaks is the composite holding it together with the steel. Thats not to say it's impossible to break a diamond. Also, there are materials that are very hard to break from static (quick) impact because they absorb the shock like rubber, but if applied enough constant pressure will break fairly easily (why lifeline ropes for rock climbing have 2 weights for identification {1 for fall, 1 for rest})

He'd be poisoned if he attempted to steal the bullet

true lessons from a mighty keyboard warrior 😂🤣😂🤣

Even if I had only read for 15 years (34 btw) that's only ~1 per week
Totally reasonable when Moby Dick (a classic novel) is a children's story or Huckleberry Fin a middle school level 😂😂😂

Not much ammo given. This is why I said, "prepubescent teen". Even a hikkimori could accomplish that by 16 (1 book per 2 days)

yoink
into the inventory

must be your second account

from what I'm starting to understand, it's not that white mages aren't known just useless

EXAMPLE
dealer lvl 1....\\\\
• 100 atk / lvl..\\\\..... In a party of 4 (2dps 1t 1h) for him to not be considered a waste of
buffer lvl 1......//..... space as an addition, he'd need to be approx. LVL 40-50
• +1% / lvl.....//

the expense to educate them would only be worth it at a national level. For a party to dedicate themselves for YEARS just for them to start to be useful wouldn't be worth it making them outcasts unless they are titled a genius.

just the past bodyguard in me but thing to consider when choosing a route
• princess was captured
- demons had the ability to discern her ability
- demons have declared war
- princess is crucial to their plan
- demons schemed for 1+ years
• the demons had a strategist

Just this alone is enough to realize that you shouldn't return immediately. The longer the wait of return, the harder it is to discern arrival point
• the faster the return the straighter the pathing
• not return immediately = contingent route
• 1 year wait in different kingdom = return from anywhere at anytime = unable to track

This setup has never made sense to me... There should be gaps to funnel monsters through and "infantry" in a smaller semi-circle to kill them coming through the gaps. The defense line should be pushed forward more to alleviate the stress of corpses getting in the way and allowing them to slowly backtrack. With the scale of this war and strength (individual, few vs many) of both sides, if you can't push forward you have to pull back.

questioning if the white mage who's taking care of her sister did the
Another party trying to get rid of them
A noble they've crossed
or an organization that's trying to kill off white mages (they don't seem common, and 50% of the story have been looked down on)