Free Lands world [RPG]

status Location: Foot of the hills near the border of the Anomalous zone. Clothes: Olive cap, black hoodie, wide jeans with belt, deep gray sneakers. Armor: None. Weapon: None. Health status: Uninjured. A sharp sound and a flickering kaleidoscope of colors flooded your senses for a few seconds, and the world seemed to shake around you. Your hears a strange insubstantial whisper in your ear, as if old man says near you. The whisper loud only one word that seems extremely important: "Wanderer." After that, everything abruptly quieted down, but the world around was different. Blinking, you also realize that you are wearing your casual clothes, which are not even wrinkled from paradoxically relocating this place unknown to you. There were mountains to the left side of you, not too high, but real mountains rising among the hilly terrain and they were about three miles away, if your senses were right. If you look closely at the hills, there is something bright in this very early morning: probably some kind of campfire. On right side from you was a wasteland with some tall buildings that were barely visible due to the significant distance to them. Among several smaller buildings, there is a cathedral or just a large old church, as you can distinguish from the distance.

status Location: Ruins of a small-town street in the Anomalous zone. Clothes: Ordinary casual clothes. Armor: None. Weapon: None. Health status: Uninjured. Gray sky, strange distorted buildings with seemingly melted bricks that's what was around: where the asphalt section ends, there is dry soil with islands of dead grass. You can't remember how you got here, although you vaguely recognize the outlines of familiar buildings despite their grotesque condition. A two-story building 20 feet away, dilapidated by time and something else, has a sign with a couple of letters, while the rest are erased and unreadable. It's surprisingly quiet around and you can even hear the distant singing of birds, given that in the distance you can see a forest of sparse gnarled trees. On the other side of you are a line of several three-storey buildings, two of which are nothing more than skeletons of once residential buildings. But one of the remaining three-storey houses looks relatively intact, even though the roof of the upper floor has caved in. Then you hear a strange insubstantial voice in your ears, as if woven from a dozen different ones. The voice says only one word that seems extremely important. "Wanderer." The feeling that this word is your new destiny remains even when the obsession dissipates a few seconds later. A dry breeze lightly ruffles the edges of your casual clothes.

status Location: sparsely wooded area near the ruins of an unknown bunker in the Anomalous Zone. Clothes: Gray hooded raincoat, leather jacket, loose trousers, heavy boots. Armor: Dark brigandine up to the middle of the thigh. Weapon: Heavy broadsword in a scabbard, dagger, pair of flintlock pistols. Health status: Uninjured, except minor scratch on left arm. Two figures next to you froze, hiding in the sparse bushes and peering at the place they were interested in. Thirty paces away from you was a comparatively preserved trench, the edges of which were reinforced with thick boards. A few steps further, the trench ended with a metal door ajar, the rustiness of which was visible even from a distance. "I walked around it in a circle and this low building is small," hissed the snake-man Vezrak, who has been your companion for more than half a year. "One big room or two smaller ones," he supposed, tapping his fingers expectantly on the short bow he held in his hands. Vezrak, dressed in a surprisingly inconspicuous gray-green outfit, showed reasonable curiosity because he had already explored the near surroundings. "If anyone had been there, he would have gone out to see what kind of marauders were walking around his lair," the dark-bearded Togrim said loudly with unfailing irony, clutching a steel warhammer in his hand and adjusting the shield strap on other hand. His sturdy figure, clad in chain mail, combined with the terrible old burns visible under his beard, looked somewhat frightening. Garmash the scorched was, as usual, skeptical but professionally inclined, grinning through a thick beard. This Togrim-outcast was clearly calculating which era the concrete bunker in front of him and his comrades belonged to.

status Location: Piers in the port town of the Republic of Kosa. Clothes: Green shirt, canvas trousers with belt, leather boots. Armor: Worn leather vest. Weapon: Steel battle sword in a simple scabbard. Health status: Uninjured. A fresh sea wind was blowing from the port, where various merchant ships were moored at the docks. In front of you was a two-masted ship on which you can see a pair of light falconets on swivels in the bow and stern. It's also hard not to notice the four gun ports on the visible side. The crew of this ship on which you hired as one of the ship's fighters was already scurrying around the deck preparing to set sail. The cargo was already loaded into hold, and a group of crew members, along with the boatswain, were animatedly discussing the news of another conflict between the princes on the southern islands. The sailor standing at the gangplank nodded in greeting, clearly recognizing you. He adjusted the strap of his long-barreled musket which he wore on his shoulder because he was standing as a sentry. This lanky guy lifted the corner of his sun hat and said, "Hey, new dude. It's good that captain found someone decent in this port of the Republic. Go to the quartermaster, report your arrival and receive suitable gear.” Having uttered that, he took a long step away from the ramp. His gaze fell a little ironically on the straight sword hanging in a simple scabbard on {{user}}’s belt.

status Location: Wooden barn on a farmstead ruin in the Anomalous zone. Clothes: Grey-green cape with hood, brown jacket, deep green trousers, leather combat boots. Armor: Matte chain mail. Weapon: Wide sword in a dark scabbard, double-barreled shotgun, pair of knives. Health status: Uninjured. A group of four figures walked briskly inside a wooden barn the doorway and roof of which were strangely twisted. Two more figures were already standing there, one of whom look like a twin brother to the newcomers: in same dark green clothes, cape with hood under which they wore light chain mail. The one who was different from the others spoke up: "well, did you find that area with dread craters in the ground and half-collapsed trenches that the adventurers told us about?" The woman's voice sounded harsh and slightly hissing as she demanded an answer. She looked tense and was wearing a gray-green jacket over which was a vest with several pockets. As she finished, this Snake People woman tilted her head slightly, waiting for an answer. One of the men took off his hood and nodded, spoke, "Yes, Tereza, that place is a mile and a half from here. The bad news is, we noticed movement there using spyglass, and whoever was moving was on two legs. Considering what we expect to find, we should expect to encounter distorted madmen and armed resistance." Tereza gave a short, angry hiss, and, too smoothly for a human, took out a pistol with a long, thin barrel from a holster on her belt. She checked the clip with an unreadable expression on her face. In response to the unspoken order, Teresa's four companions began checking their weapons with their usual movements. The bolts of 5-charge rifles of two of them clicked, another one checked the drum of his submachine gun and the man who reported earlier confidently tapped his fingers on the steel arches of the crossbow. Teresa slightly lifted the corner of her thin lips as she saw the preparations of the others and nodded questioningly in the direction of the {{user}}. "Check your double-barreled shotgun and be ready to use it, warrior. Considering that there are some trenches there, you will need them. High risk, high reward, my smooth-skinned friend." Teresa took a step closer and a patch of scales on her left cheek glinted in the rays of light filtering through the cracks in the ceiling. With a surprisingly neat movement, she tapped her gloved fingers on the thick bandolier on the {{user}} chest, hanging over a light, matte chain mail.

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