I mean rags possibility of turning into the goblin queen seems largely due to Relc himself as well as the universal treatment of goblins, the worlds treatment of them makes it almost impossible for any good goblin to survive

The girl was actually humming as she chattered to Ceria about the possible uses of the odd flowers. She was calling them Alice Flowers, for a reason Ceria couldn’t understand. But Ceria did agree the flowers were probably as valuable as gold.They were…magical. And not; Ceria could sense the same odd feeling from these flowers that she got from the Frost Faeries. It was a tingling in the back of her mind, a stirring in her soul.

YAAAY WITCHY ERIN! I count this as an increase in the chance of the inn learning to actually wander, since there’s a non-zero chance Erin decides she wants to do a Baba Yaga RP if she starts thinking of herself as a witch.

And Erin hired her first employee. That turned out to be a mistake.

I think we all saw this plot point coming ;)

Liscor is part of the drake empire but due to blood fields it’s essentially a separate entity, and it’s just the city though they probably have a claim on land in certain distance around the town

To be fair, Ceria was not aware of how rare the flowers would actually end up being. For all she knew at the time, they were just some rare Chandrarian flowers that she didn’t know about because she didn’t live in chandrar.

One thing you are missing from your comment, is that so far, everyone transported we’ve seen has been quite young: teens or early 20’s. If all of the Earth people are no older than that, then the information they would have would be relatively low. Sure, some might know a few things here or there, but most wouldn’t even be done with university yet. A lot of the more advanced, technical knowledge might not even be available, even with potentially hundreds of Earthers.

Torturing information out of someone – assuming they have better methods than we do, because information gained via torture is rarely reliable – would only work if they knew the information in the first place. Most of these people might know of things from our world, but have no idea how they are made – or even what materials are needed to make them properly. Even something relatively simple like gunpowder, just knowing the ingredients isn’t a guarantee it would be made properly.

Plus, a lot of information about some basic stuff wouldn’t be as fully relevant in a world with magic. A steam engine is great… but it’s entirely possible you could do effectively the same thing with magic. Making a locomotive with a steam engine was huge in our world… but we know there are teleport spells in Innworld, even if they aren’t in massive use. Plus the need for laying tracks over distances larger than our world, protecting all that infrastructure from monsters, etc. Some stuff – especially the more basic stuff – would be a lot less useful outside of the general concept.

So, yes, the information will certainly get out there. They don’t need to be quite as paranoid about it as someone like Ryoka was. But that doesn’t mean people should be stupid about how they spread such information.

Ryoka sera probablement rassurée mais aussi terriblement déçue de ne plus être le centre d’intérêt de Magnolia, en tout cas moins qu’avant.

Par contre Erin vas finir par se mettre ses amis à dos entre Rel’c vs Guenille et Krischa vs la princesse déchue.

“Quite amusing. I wonder—will that guardsmen kick her into the snow?”

-> guardsman

Antinium are almost certainly derived from Pirateaba”s reading Daughter of the Empire and the Cho-Ja. They are practically identical in most ways that matter, fulfilling the same roles in both the story and the fantasy societies which they exist alongside.