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She did owe her current prosperity to proper schooling after all! Well, it was by her older brother, not an actual school, but the principle was the same. 'Of course I'll help, my Lord,' Lili replied in a respectful tone. 'There's this new teacher around, and he's holding classes for the town children. 'Yes you can!' the king replied with a smile that told her he was having a good day too. 'May I help you, Your Majesty?' she asked him with a small curtsy. The king was standing right there, and when he saw her, he waved her over! When she returned to her little stands, she found another very unusual thing. That fortune teller she met earlier who promised she'd find great riches was right!

She had been particularily lucky this time she had found her way to a ritual held by the tall, blue elves, which happened to leave a bunch of mana stones as a bi-product. Meanwhile, Lili Zwingli was just returning from the woods, where she'd been searching for rare herbs to sell.

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That was a great idea! He could show them how to use a sword and all kinds of stuff! 'It's a deal!', he told the teacher, grinning in excitement! Seeing how our land is run would be most educational for them!' If I may make a humble request, the students would benefit greatly from a tour of the castle. He really liked doing that, didn't he? Reminded Romulus of that black-haired guy the kingdom wizard kept inviting over. 'I'd be glad to help you! What'd you have in mind?' Well, Romulus WAS standing right in front of a merchant's house, maybe she could help? I only wish we had better resources that my lessons might have a greater impact,' the teacher replied with a grateful smile.

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When it comes to useful information, you could say I'm full of it. I mean, they're so cute!' Romulus advised the teacher. 'I thought your class was great! But maybe we shouldn't make gloves out of puppies anyway. Well, Romulus hadn't really learnt anything about puppies and gloves in king school (other than that puppies grew into hunting dogs, one of the few classes he had payed attention in), but the teacher had to be competent, right? And it sure sounded to him like it made sense puppies are soft, gloves should be soft. 'So, your highness, what did you think of my class?' the teacher asked, interrupting his adorable thoughts. Science wasn't wrong about them, so cute! The children soon did the same, including the girls. To what do we owe the pleasure of your presence, your highness?' he asked, bowing. 'Oh look, class, we have a special visitor today. Ash the teacher stepped down from the platform he was standing on, he noticed Romulus in the crowd. Take notes, there will be a test on this next week.'Īpparantly class was just ending by the time Romulus got to the town square. '.and that's why puppydog ears make the best glove lining. Can you imagine how cute it'd be with England acting teacher for a bunch of children, rewarding them with cool magic tricks if they were good?) (Note: It's such a shame the Wizard isn't involved in this quest. Well, actually it was mostly because it was a scientific fact that kids were adorable and he needed some relaxation after the whole war thing. He was pleased to hear of this intiative and decided it was in his interest to witness the class first-hand. It had come to Romulus' attention that the villagers had started up a daily educational gathering in the town square for the children of the kingdom. Let's use our new Merchant for such a goal, shall we? I give you. I believe several of our current heroes would appreciate if the peasants (France's words, not mine) got a bit of an education. Quest-wise we are leaning ever so slightly to the Tredonian side, and there are currently no quests to sway us to the Aarbyvillians, so we'll be having a quest unrelated to the war at the moment. I know she hasn't really been shown to be physically weak, but I couldn't find any flaws that really fitted her, so I'm going with assumptions here.

They rarely can hold their own in a fight, and strenuous activity quickly leaves them tired and sore. Puny: Puny Sims are physically weak and feeble. Good: Good Sims go out of their way to help friends and family in need, are charitable with their money, and frequently comfort those around them.įriendly (it was originally Haggler, as I assumed she'd be taking after her brother, but I figured it'd be better to have traits she's actually exhibited in canon, even if it's not that different from Good): Friendly Sims love being around friends, and are great at making and keeping friendships. She will be taking over her brother's place from our last, failed playthrough and be our Merchant. It's Liechtenstein! Or Lili as she will be known in this game. Hello, one and all, and welcome to another quest in The Sims Medieval! It was a close race as usual in the votes, but luckily we once again have a winner!

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