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lang_english 2004-02-20 21:36:00 "<font=Papyrus14><dc=97,80,109>\nAn old acquaintance of mine has been given a job by a certain disgustingly rich bibliophile. It's about an oriental treatise on alchemy - Ihq rqulm nf ihq bltod - that's supposed to be in the possession of a commune of foreigners, living in a seaside estate ruined by a landslide. As informers say, the commune follows a very strict monastery-like set of rules, though they try not to upset the Hammerites by any kind of religious appearance. When it comes to the infiltration of the place, as well as tracking down the right tome within the multitude of others, the worst obstacle would be the linguistic one - our dear employer has such expectations concerning the supposedly magical abilities of the burglar, and he is not even willing to supply any tools or literary references to do the job; my current relationship with the Keepers isn't gonna be helpful here, either. I hate this work but I have to first enter the household of other suspicious fanatics only to find out-what-I want to steal.. Seems like a job with a lot of backtracking, so I'd better not leave any bodies behind - gonna take only the most important set of tools, especially since the book really is a big one. The district gates are closed for the night, so I will have to exercise myself trying to traverse the city, too. And I may also want to return to my fellow - after being given the guidelines and having scouted the neighbourhood he began to act a fool, pretending he hasn't agreed on any job at all. Good to know that professionalism hasn't gone down the drain.\n"
lang_german 2004-02-20 21:36:00 "<font=Papyrus14><dc=97,80,109>\nEin alter Bekannter von mir hat sich von einem pervers reichen Bibliophilen einen Auftrag geben lassen. Es handelt sich um eine orientalische alchemistische Abhandlung - Dms Rngch dnr Blgedne - das sich in den Händen einer Gruppe Ausländer befinden soll. Sie leben in einem Anwesen am Meer, das durch einen Erdrutsch ruiniert wurde. Informanten zufolge leben diese Leute nach einer monastischen Regel, provozieren die Hammeriten dabei aber nicht durch sichtbare Religiosität. Das größte Problem, sowohl beim Einbruch selbst als auch beim Finden des richtigen Bandes unter vielen anderen, wird die Fremdsprache sein. Unser Auftraggeber hat entsprechende Erwartungen an die scheinbar magischen Kräfte seines Einbrechers. Er will noch nicht einmal Hilfsmittel oder Literaturhinweise bereitstellen. Mein derzeitiges Verhältnis zu den Hütern wird da auch nicht weiterhelfen. Ich kann die Aktion jetzt schon nicht leiden, muss ich doch schon wieder bei seltsamen Fanatikern einsteigen und dann möglichst rauskriegen, was ich stehlen soll. Klingt so, als ob ich mehrmals kommen müsste, also am besten niemanden umlegen und nur die wichtigste Ausrüstung mitnehmen, nicht zuletzt da das Buch auch groß sein soll. Die Viertel sind über Nacht abgeriegelt, also wird die Durchquerung der Stadt körperlich anstrengend. Nicht zuletzt werde ich dann noch zu meinem Partner zurückkehren müssen. Nach der Einweisung und etwas Auskundschaften der Nachbarschaft hatte er sich plötzlich wie ein Idiot benommen und gesagt, er hätte den Auftrag gar nicht angenommen. Na immerhin ist Professionalität noch nicht völlig den Bach runter gegangen.\n"
lang_french 2004-02-20 21:36:00 "<font=Papyrus14><dc=97,80,109>\nAn old acquaintance of mine has been given a job by a certain disgustingly rich bibliophile. It's about an oriental treatise on alchemy - Ihq rqulm nf ihq bltod - that's supposed to be in the possession of a commune of foreigners, living in a seaside estate ruined by a landslide. As informers say, the commune follows a very strict monastery-like set of rules, though they try not to upset the Hammerites by any kind of religious appearance. When it comes to the infiltration of the place, as well as tracking down the right tome within the multitude of others, the worst obstacle would be the linguistic one - our dear employer has such expectations concerning the supposedly magical abilities of the burglar, and he is not even willing to supply any tools or literary references to do the job; my current relationship with the Keepers isn't gonna be helpful here, either. I hate this work but I have to first enter the household of other suspicious fanatics only to find out-what-I want to steal.. Seems like a job with a lot of backtracking, so I'd better not leave any bodies behind - gonna take only the most important set of tools, especially since the book really is a big one. The district gates are closed for the night, so I will have to exercise myself trying to traverse the city, too. And I may also want to return to my fellow - after being given the guidelines and having scouted the neighbourhood he began to act a fool, pretending he hasn't agreed on any job at all. Good to know that professionalism hasn't gone down the drain.\n"
lang_italian 2004-02-20 21:36:00 "<font=Papyrus14><dc=97,80,109>\nAn old acquaintance of mine has been given a job by a certain disgustingly rich bibliophile. It's about an oriental treatise on alchemy - Ihq rqulm nf ihq bltod - that's supposed to be in the possession of a commune of foreigners, living in a seaside estate ruined by a landslide. As informers say, the commune follows a very strict monastery-like set of rules, though they try not to upset the Hammerites by any kind of religious appearance. When it comes to the infiltration of the place, as well as tracking down the right tome within the multitude of others, the worst obstacle would be the linguistic one - our dear employer has such expectations concerning the supposedly magical abilities of the burglar, and he is not even willing to supply any tools or literary references to do the job; my current relationship with the Keepers isn't gonna be helpful here, either. I hate this work but I have to first enter the household of other suspicious fanatics only to find out-what-I want to steal.. Seems like a job with a lot of backtracking, so I'd better not leave any bodies behind - gonna take only the most important set of tools, especially since the book really is a big one. The district gates are closed for the night, so I will have to exercise myself trying to traverse the city, too. And I may also want to return to my fellow - after being given the guidelines and having scouted the neighbourhood he began to act a fool, pretending he hasn't agreed on any job at all. Good to know that professionalism hasn't gone down the drain.\n"

