You are a Wizard and it is high time that you build a tower.What do you mean you look like a witch? Silver hair? Black clothes? Skull motifs? The spooky gothic ruby choker that your old party's paladin never snapped with his ever-victorious pure-white Holy Sword because he was a thick-headed himbo who didn't know how to read the fucking mood and accept your many invitations into your atelier? No that's just your preferred aesthetic. Your tender taught you that human men - especially handsome paladins - wanted big tiddy goth mommies, and as an elf you can do two of those three things.Your tits? Biggest in your decantation batch. Your aesthetic? Humans consider it goth, especially since your specialized school of study is necromancy. Your ability to bear children and become a "mommy"? Well, you don't have a womb, but nothing's stopping you from growing a child in your atelier with some blood from you and your husband.If you had one.You don't. This is a problem. No one wants to marry an elf after her two hundred and fiftieth birthday. Twelve adventuring parties came and went throughout your career as a wizard, and every fucking time the Paladin or Warrior's childhood friend - usually a priestess who stood in the back row, squealed in terror, and cast heal cure spells - won before you could even shoot your shot. So now you're three hundred years old (and have been so for over two centuries), exhausted, single, a virgin who has never even seen a man's sword outside of paintings.Not for lack of trying. Sun above and moon below you tried. You even went as far as to strip naked and walk into a camp of savage orcs rumored to take human women for their vile pleasures... only for their warchief to throw his cloak over you, take you aside, and explain quite clearly that orcs don't work like that. All male orcs may be, just as elves are always female, their reproduction is tied to battle and so most aren't keen on using their clubs like that.The "breeding pits" you read about in the Central Library were the perfidious lies of the Holy Church.How dare they give you hope.You'll extract your revenge against them and all their wretched, man-stealing priestesses later. Right now, you're making a Tower to get your mind off of your perennial loneliness and elfin desire to take a human male who vaguely resembles The Creator to husband. Not a great spindling thing that pierces the space between dream and truth and anchors the real like the Elfhomes, just an ordinary wizard's tower, insofar as any wizard tower can be ordinary.Where shall you build it?>In the desert, near to the elfhome of those harem building thots.>In the city, where it might catch some handsome stranger's eye.>In the mountains, where you can bicker with the dwarves.>In the islands, where you can shamelessly flaunt yourself.>In the plains, where many sturdy farmhands can be found.>Write in
>>6340366Okay, elven femcel "wizard", right.>In the mountains, where you can bicker with the dwarves.The thought of eternal bickering amuses me.
>>6340366>In the mountains, where you can bicker with the dwarves.Ha Ha time for Dorf Fort
>>6340366>>In the mountains, where you can bicker with the dwarves.
>>6340366>In the islands, where you can shamelessly flaunt yourself.More like given up hope.
>In the islands, where you can shamelessly flaunt yourself
>>6340366>In the mountains, where you can bicker with the dwarves.
You chose to build your tower atop Sunpeak Mountain for a number of reasons.First, its position near to the equator - and more importantly, the Prime Dragon Vein that circles the World. All 9[9]9 Elfhomes sit upon the Prime Dragon Vein through which flows the memory of everything that was and everything that shall be at a distance of 3[3]3 leagues from one another, nails driven through Chaotic Oblivion by the Creator to hold fast the logical texture of reality upon which the world has been painted by the brush of History. Connection to any dragon vein would suffice for a Wizard's Tower, but connection to the Prime Dragon Vein is connection to the Prime Mover, the motion-in-sequence of time itself. Second, its height above the Material. Physically it sits 2[2]2 leagues above sea level, making it an impressive peak, if not nearly the tallest in the World. Metaphysically... well, you could get to the complex geometries and paths apparent of the bodies celestial, but it sits remarkably close to both the Corpse of Aya-Sherida and the Bel-Sarbi borehole. One of the most important bodies celestial for necromancers, and the borehole made by the Ferryman when the gods fled the Material before it rendered them Mundane. Lastly, its close proximity to the Mare Tropicale - a warm beach within dimension-door distance! - might help you change your image. If gloomy goth girl can't catch you a man, then you'll try transitioning to the style of those tanned thots from the desert. Flashy and tasteless they may be, they have no problem collecting harems of men.Of course just because you're going to try being a "gal" from now on doesn't mean that you're giving up on necromancy.You spent ̶4̶5̶0̶ 250 years perfecting the art of turning corpses into friendly bone boys that don't inherently hate the living, and you have no intent on throwing away that research just because some blonde bimbo with visible tan lines on her shoulders says that skeletons are gloomy. Skeletons are not gloomy, they are cute.So you put some special oil into your silver hair to give it a rainbow sheen. Traded the black and red wizard robes for a bright pink swimwear - printed with cute skulls on the cups, of course - and a sparkling see-through wind breaker that's apparently all the rage among the "gals" of the desert. Traded the flat boots for high-heeled sandals, because apparently men like feet? Painted your nails a bright and sunny blue, with charming little skulls sitting at the center of each. Oh, and got a little ivory skull piercing for your navel, and decorated your skin with cute and shimmering skulls in every color that your arcane mark can produce.Sitting on the beach in your new get up with a fruity beverage, being fanned by your bone boys as the others cart materials up to the mountain, there is just one problem that you've yet to resolve."Where have the men gone?" you ask the summer wind. "There should be hunky men on a beach..."
>>6340680"Ye scared off all tha village lads away wit' yer damry skeletons, ya daft knife-eared twat." The only thing that vaguely resembles a man on this beach accuses you of something terrible. "Leavin' yer jubblies hangin' out fer all ta see an' dressin' yerself up like tha most expensive prostitute on Red Lantern Road won' change tha fact tha yer average villager cannae see tha different twixt a blood thirsty bone pile and your animated ivory goobers. 'Sides which, I'm still here, and I'll have ye know that I'm quite popular amongst tha humie ladies..."The dwarf flexes his muscles, showing off his stature.You push your sunglasses up to your brow and level a flat look at him. Honestly, you can see the appeal. A face chiseled from marble and a well groomed ruby-red beard, with all the rippling muscles and broad stature that the rootborn are known. The height doesn't even bother you, many accounts of The Creator claim him shorter than average, and the rootborn usually reach about five feet tall. The problem lies below the belt."Come back when you forge yourself a man's sword and we'll talk," you tell him. Like Orcs, Dwarves are an all-male species of humanoid. Unlike Orcs and Elves, Dwarves have neither a man's sword nor a woman's scabbard. "Until then, I'm not interested in a walking potato.""Hah!" the dwarf laughs. "Like I'd be interested in a rotten-""Fermented," you correct him with a click of your tongue."Fine, fine, fermented fruit like one o' yer get," the dwarf says, shaking his head. "Anyways, tha lads an' I've finished up preppin' tha material shipment fer yer tower. Where d'ya wan' it?""Bobby," you call for the most reliable amongst your bone boys, a Skeletal Champion born from the corpse of the great hero Robert Raytheon. "Be a dear and help Mister Mac Leod bring the materials up to the construction site. And let Morty know that he and the lads can begin work on the foundation once the materials are present and sorted."Bobby rattles in affirmation and leads the dwarf away. What type of tower did you plan on constructing, anyways?>A grand observatory where you can immerse yourself in your research.>A palace of luxury where you can play the game of politics.>A tower of self-indulgence where you can use machines to alleviate loneliness.>A dock for a skyship that will lay the foundation for a trade network.>A sprawling estate where you can play the self-sufficient frontierswoman.
>>6340681>A grand observatory where you can immerse yourself in your research.Space is cool
>>6340681>A dock for a skyship that will lay the foundation for a trade network.Traveling means meeting new people
Note for context that 9[9]9 is a unicode friendly notation of the H9 hyperoperation where a and b are both nine. Hyperoperations being an iterative series of operations where you do the lower order operation on a a number of times equal to b.At its lowest level, h0 is the successor operation, adding 1 to the number. To put it in common notation...9[1]9 = 9+9 = 189[2]9 = 9x9 = 9+9+9+9+9+9+9+9+9 = 819[3]9 = 9^9 = 9x9x9x9x9x9x9x9x9 = 3874204899[4]9 = 9^^9 = 9^9^9^9^9^9^9^9^9 = too fucking bigIn this case, the total length of the Prime Dragon Vein is 9[9]9 x 3[3]3 leagues, or to put more simply way too fucking big.(My goal here is to make cultivation settings and their "million li" distances look small)
>>6340768Why is it that lewd fiction has the craziest worldbuilding
>>6340784It is a proud tradition going back AT LEAST to the Fate series.
>>6340681>A dock for a skyship that will lay the foundation for a trade network.A trade network sounds like an excellent way to find strange men.
>>6340681>A dock for a skyship that will lay the foundation for a trade network.
>>6340681>A sprawling estate where you can play the self-sufficient frontierswoman.We have the labour, build the core around which a vast hinterland can be transformed. Attract strange and exotic men to this grand destination!
>A dock for a skyship that will lay the foundation for a trade network.
>>6340681>A grand observatory where you can immerse yourself in your research.
>>6340752>>6340937Combine these, we're gonna need a place to make the Skyships!
Your tower rises slowly but surely.Sitting at the summit of Sunpeak Mountain, it will eventually extend for another hundred feet or so beyond the peak and into the Sky. Your own quarters will be right at the top once it has been complete, with all the amenities that a wizard of your stature could desire. Including a certain secret room with a very special window that allows you to see outside but will never permit anyone to see what lies within, which shall house numerous amusing devices crafted to your exacting specifications.That, however, is a long ways off from now. The basement and the ground floor have barely been erected, the masonry having only just gone up around the frame work. The adamantine frame has been fully assemble for the tower, but the sheathing of marble, lapis lazuli, and orichalcum has yet to even arrive from the craftsmen.You have a fresco of sorts planned for the exterior. The sheathing took quite some time to fully design with that grumpy old potato from the undermount, but you landed on a depiction of The Tale of St. John of Arc, the story of a famed Skeletal Champion who fought against a cruel slaver queen and liberated the people. In life, a common man-at-arms.In death, a heroic paladin who fought for the people.Raising a skeleton like him is the dream of every good necromancer. Unfortunately, while you've a number of more intelligent bone boys among your undead retinue, you've yet to find yourself a corpse that rose as a proper Skeletal Champion. Nor do you exactly have the funds to arm such a champion if you raised one, having poured more or less every coin you had in reserve towards the construction of your tower. Your stomach rumbles in complaint. The Ring of Sustenance upon your finger will let you get by without eating more or less indefinitely, but it won't stop your tummy from complaining about it from time to time. You're not a cleric who can simply conjure a bland loaf of bread and a pitcher of watered down wine, either; and nor would you want to eat the blandness that is conjured food.The undermount would have good restaurants to buy something from, if you were willing to put up with the damned potatoes. Dwarven artism extends to all of their crafts, making their chefs some of the finest in the world. Commanding the price of some of the finest chefs in the world. You can see how this might be a problem for someone who just emptied her savings to pay for the materials to construct a resplendent wizard's tower. While you can afford a meal or two for now...You need to find some work.>Time to break out the old Adventurer's Guild card and see what needs killing.>You can gather ingredients and make some potions to sell for a decent profit.>There might be some farmers who would pay to have skeletons help with the harvest.>You'd need to hide your identity, but... working at a gentlemen's club could be fun...>(Write In)
>>6341265We have a lot of guest rooms, but not a lot of storage for our trade goods in that blueprint. Seems like a design flaw. How are we unloading it? Lots of guest rooms seems more appropriate for more politically orientated tower. Though I do understand we want our handsome men.Anyhow, we're broke. What to do, what to do...>There might be some farmers who would pay to have skeletons help with the harvest.>You'd need to hide your identity, but... working at a gentlemen's club could be fun...Boring, but effective. The natural use for necromancy. While we send the skellies off to do that, lets have some fun.
>>6341265we have guest rooms on the ground floor? right above the NECROMANCY lab? No, change this to a waiting / reception room. And the one nect to the kitchen is another guest room? above the alchemy lab? under the kings suit? No, simply unacceptable. The kitchen needs to be a separate building. The kitchen/guest room as is needs to be replaced with a golem room or guard quarters or something of that nature What about office space?
>>6341265Yes, the guest rooms on the ground floor should probably be replaced by amenities for the guests. A ballroom, dining room, or another lounge, perhaps a gym, certainly a green space is missing. I think the King's room and Prince's room should be higher up, perhaps closer to our chambers...for reasons. While I'd understand if the tower narrows the higher you go for structural reasons, we're a wizard, surely we can manage. If that were an issue, we wouldn't have a massive, wide docking berth for skyships at the top(?) of the tower. Also, I'm surprised our library doesn't take up an entire floor, below our penthouse.
>>6341292>How are we unloading it? Lots of guest rooms seems more appropriate for more politically orientated tower. Though I do understand we want our handsome men.The thought there was the teleportation circles allowing the airships to send offloaded cargo to a warehouse carved into the mountainside, with access to the undermount by railcart. Basically, the place where all of your building materials are being stored at the moment. The tower would otherwise be used as an inn.>>6341297>>6341297>we have guest rooms on the ground floor? right above the NECROMANCY lab? No, change this to a waiting / reception room.Fair. This can be changed to a Reception/Lounge space with lots of plush chairs and an Eternal Flame fireplace in the center.>And the one nect to the kitchen is another guest room? above the alchemy lab? under the kings suit?>No, simply unacceptable. The kitchen needs to be a separate building. The kitchen/guest room as is needs to be replaced with a golem room or guard quarters or something of that natureNot planning to remove the kitchens (they're magitech appliances for cooking, the only thing that burns wood is the smoker, which has a vent), but that room can be changed to a proper dining hall for your guests.>What about office space?The penthouse has a solar, an older term for the office of the master of the house.>>6341301>Yes, the guest rooms on the ground floor should probably be replaced by amenities for the guests. A ballroom, dining room, or another lounge, perhaps a gym, certainly a green space is missing. See above; a dining room and a lounge/reception will be replacing those.>I think the King's room and Prince's room should be higher up, perhaps closer to our chambers...for reasons. While I'd understand if the tower narrows the higher you go for structural reasons, we're a wizard, surely we can manage. The King/Prince Suites are mostly just fancy names for more expensive rooms in the inn portion of the tower. Probably should be renamed, and an extra floor can be added to the space above the docks to accommodate a noble bringing a full household.>If that were an issue, we wouldn't have a massive, wide docking berth for skyships at the top(?) of the tower. The docking berth is actually just the roof of floor 10 with some piers sticking out of it. The ovular shapes are theoretical ships docked to it. It is located below the Penthouse (and potentially the "Lordly Household" and "Empty Library" floors).>Also, I'm surprised our library doesn't take up an entire floor, below our penthouse.You don't have enough books accumulated for that. You have a huge amount of books, mind, enough to fill a 6-700 square foot room filled with shelves, but not a "full floor" worth of books just yet. That said, no reason not to build for the future.
>>6341322give me a hot minute I'm working on my suggestions
>>6341265>You'd need to hide your identity, but... working at a gentlemen's club could be fun...Definitely the most fun sounding option, and we get to be close to men.
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>>6341334Holy fucking kek....
>>6341265>There might be some farmers who would pay to have skeletons help with the harvest.>You'd need to hide your identity, but... working at a gentlemen's club could be fun...
"for your consideration mistressssss" Ground floor + basement -left guest room gutted to expand kitchen and dinning area-dinning area changed to a communal eating location, and maybe even bar at night, for guests / visitors / sailors / passerbys - bone boys working the kitchen and as staff- possible income generation- Flower garden surrounding the tower to make it seem more inviting and hide the "corpse smell" - vegetable garden for eating and exotic garden for alchemy- basement larder space added for supplies with CLEAR separation from necomantic area to prevent cross contamination - sun room replaced with green house, additional glass table can be added for sitting- right guest room gutted for multi purpose room - most Teleporters removed, wizards' digest magazine quotes that 9 out of 10 adventurers prefer wizard towers with regular progression over teleporter zig zagging - garden shed that is also a second entrance to basement for subtle corpse transportation- discarded corpse matter used for fertilization - alchemy room removed due to danger of EXPLOSION at the BASE of the tower, lack of ventilation, and danger to cafe area patrons (recommend placement much higher up) - Panic room now placed behind 100000 waiting power lichesI got other opinions for the higher floors but didnt want to get too autistic
>>6341265>You can gather ingredients and make some potions to sell for a decent profit.>There might be some farmers who would pay to have skeletons help with the harvest.either of these
>>6341377Excellent. Good job butler bone boi.
>>6341265>No access from penthouse to skydock or floors 3-10 unless we go to ground floor then outside>No teleport or at least an escape tunnel in the panic room>No backup stairs in case the concept of teleportation gets erased from reality>No pool with a nice view of sunset mountainsWe need to work on our house planning skills>You can gather ingredients and make some potions to sell for a decent profit.Helping agriculture is good and all, but those farmers probably don't have much money to pay us
Just wow >No giant heated infinity pool + Jacuzzi filled with water elementals that make you nut while you swim >No two story library with an interior grand staircase and an ancient restored automaton with an eidetic memory going back 10000 years to work as the resident librarian and tutor >Too many guest rooms >Ice cream machine is broken This tower fucking SUCKS, take it from the top QM I am being facetious, I think you're doing great. You have a rare strain of autism and a lot of personal diligence to be putting in this level of effort, I appreciate you going through the trouble to cook up these blueprints for us and don't actually have any complaints.
>>6341334>>6341377I hope you realize this is canon now. Thanks for the fanart, I died laughing when I saw it.===Slumped upon your bone throne with your arms crossed beneath your bosom, a pout cannot escape your face. Sebonestian - first among your retainers and the most intelligent of your bone boys - just got finished roasting your grand designs. Okay, the names of the two largest suites might have been a bit ostentatious, sure, but eight floors worth of guest chambers are a necessity! Your agreement with the King Potato of the Sunpeak Undermount for the lands to build your tower necessitate its function as an inn.The four skydocks were his request as well. They'll be seeing plenty of use once they're up and running, and you'll be collecting a fair toll.A chamber for fanmail, bah. Maybe you'll take Parvana's advice and give "masked service" a try, you might actually need a fanmail chamber after that!"In all seriousness, mistress..." Sebonestian's rattling breaks you from your thoughts. He hands you an altered design for the lower floors. "For your consideration..."In all honesty, he makes a fair point. You really not ought to put guest chambers on the first floor, it's not done, and while you've no interest in brewing anything explosive it probably is best to separate out the alchemy lab to a separate building with better ventilation. He's right about teleportation circles, the latest edition of Manse and Tower Magazine notes that they can cause nausea. You'd have to seriously rethink the second floor if you want to put in stairs, but that might be worthwhile, given how expensive floating disks can be."Well, we can't make the Sunroom into a greenhouse," you tell him. "Not a proper one, at any rate. Vaulted ceiling and great glass windows aside, it's still below the tower proper, meaning it won't get enough direct sunlight. I like most of the landscaping ideas, but remember that the Sunroom will be opening to a path down to Suncrest Falls, so there won't be much room on that side of the tower...""Very well, mistress," Sebonestian gives a nod of his skull. You take the opportunity to adjust his top hat, as it had gotten crooked. "I shall bring the altered designs to Mr. Thimblebeard.""I'm sure he'll apply his artism in full," you say. Rising from your bone throne with a languid stretch, you take leave of the camp. There's work to be done, after all. Contracts for some simple skeletons to help the local farms plow and harvest their crops, and... Parvana's advice on how to make a quick buck is ringing in your ears. Desert Thot she might be, she's been a good friend for more centuries than you've officially been alive (having been 300 years old for the past two centuries).
>>6341465You're gonna do it. You're going to obtain male attention and coin by doing some discrete work in a gentleman's club under a false name. You just need to figure out how far you're willing to go... (Roll 1d100)>One of those cafes where you dress up in a frilly maid outfit to serve the customers.>One of those bars where you dress up in a bunny suit and deliver drinks and snacks to customers.>One of those "clubs" where you dress up in a reverse bunny suit and deliver drinks to customers who will almost certainly grope you.>One of those "clubs" where you'll be expected to get up on a stage and strip while dancing.>No... you couldn't... you don't think you have the mental fortitude to work at an actual brothel...>(Write in)
Rolled 33 (1d100)>>6341466>One of those cafes where you dress up in a frilly maid outfit to serve the customers.If we enjoy it we can always go deeper in but let's start safe
Rolled 51 (1d100)>>6341466>One of those "clubs" where you dress up in a reverse bunny suit and deliver drinks to customers who will almost certainly grope you.Be brave
Rolled 20 (1d100)>>6341466>>One of those cafes where you dress up in a frilly maid outfit to serve the customers.
Rolled 9 (1d100)>>6341466>(Write in)Hauling clubs at the local golf club. The richest clients, the biggest tips.
>>6341334lol, savage>>6341377you will look very professional sitting at your glass desk in the greenhouse, with your handsome bones all nice and polished
Rolled 12 (1d100)>>6341466>One of those cafes where you dress up in a frilly maid outfit to serve the customers.If she had courage she wouldnt be such an elven femcel
Rolled 93 (1d100)>>6341467this
Rolled 12 (1d100)>One of those cafes where you dress up in a frilly maid outfit to serve the customers.>One of those bars where you dress up in a bunny suit and deliver drinks and snacks to customers.No way young mistress would be a virgin without an onslaught of social problems of her own
Your disguise is foolproof.You wove a number of disguise spells and anchored them all to a little mark above your heart that looks like a single mole upon your otherwise flawless skin. Transmutation magic, rather than illusion magic as well, so even if any of the guests bear Trueseeing Eyes they won't be able to make out all of the details. Your become a few shades darker, not quite as tanned as Parvana but not your usual milky pale that has been untouched by the sun. Your hair lengthens and turns to an illustrious purple-black. Your ears retreat into your head, only to regrow atop it in two peaks of fluff while your tailbone extends into a silky cat's tail.You bosom shrinks three sizes. Some might call them more manageable now, but frankly you took no small amount of pride that each of them weighed three kilograms. The only real problem with your escapades into service is... (Min Roll: 9)"You expect me to wear this?" you ask the proprietress of the Diamond Rose Maid Cafe. You expected a long, modest maid's dress, or maybe something that came up just past your knees with stockings and just a little bit of cleavage showing. The "maid outfit" you've been given care barely be called clothing, if anything it's more of a set of underwear. "While serving tea and crumpets to... to...""A crowd of lonely young men who want a cute girl like you to dote on them~" the proprietress - a friend of Parvana's - says. She's awful close and remarkably free with her hands. If she wasn't a woman you'd probably die of embarrassment. "I know your type. The gloomy sort who never got any attention from the boys, because she doesn't know how to appeal to them, right? Look, look, you decided to be a catfolk for this, right? Parvy told me about your circumstances, and nothing else, don't worry.""What's being a catfolk got to do with this?" you ask, but you already know the answer."Don't tell me you transformed into one without knowing how they are!" the proprietress' elf ears wiggle gaily at your distress. "This is modest for them, so don't be embarrassed to wear it, okay~?"Her advice... does not help.You spend your time serving at the cafe embarrassed at your outfit. Timid as you approach the young men who frequent the establishment with their orders, barely able to squeak out the required chants of 'become delicious~!" and "moe, moe, kyun~!" without dying on the inside. Of course, the young men eat it up and your tips are almost as high as the BIG THREE celebrity maids of the establishment. It all ends up getting split evenly, but being up there in the back office rankings as the fourth most requested maid is nice. (Max Roll: 93)You have obtained 500 gold in tips. Roll 1d100 and...>Continue working at the Maid Cafe until your tower is finished.>Look for another part time job.>Get a start on another one of your projects.>(Write in)
Rolled 2 (1d100)>>6341651>Look for another part time job.How scandalous! We'll become unmarriageable at this rate.
Rolled 91 (1d100)>>6341651We can retire from work as a maid with pride, knowing that we were one of the greats. Now lets make sure that record isn't spoiled.>Look for another part time job.We need more funds!
Rolled 72 (1d100)>>6341651>Continue working at the Maid Cafe until your tower is finished.Attention from the boys TOO ADDICTING >>6341465>the Sunroom will be opening to a path down to Suncrest Falls, so there won't be much room on that side of the tower..."explain further
Rolled 69 (1d100)>>6341651>Continue working at the Maid Cafe until your tower is finished.
Rolled 7 (1d100)>>6341673switching social milieu for another, even seedier, one? are you crazy?>>6341675this is my choice
>>6341675>explain furtherConsider Hermit's Rest, a structure built upon the edge of the Grand Canyon. While the north end of your tower (where the Sun Room is situated) does not face quite so steep an incline, it still is facing towards the sharper incline of the peak, not quite a cliff but a steep scramble. It gives you a choice view of Dawncrest Lake and Morningtown, the nearest human village to the Sunpeak Undermount. A switchback path is part of the planned landscaping, which will lead down to a landing where there is going to be a view of Suncrest Falls, which is the outflow of the Mac Mahon Watervein, an underground river/spring that is the main source of fresh water to the Sunpeak Undermount and one of the tributaries to Dawncrest Lake and the Dawnflow River. >>6341741Nice.>>6341742>switching social milieu for another, even seedier, one? are you crazy?The "other part time job" will not involve working at a gentleman's club/bar/maid cafe.
>>6341742Who do you think this quest is about? A nun? MC is a degenerate, act like it!>>6341760>The "other part time job" will not involve working at a gentleman's club/bar/maid cafe.Aww...shucks...
>>6341762Now you wanna keep the job with the cute boys in it, right?
