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@up
dzieki za chec pomocy ale szczerze mowiac nic nowego to nie wnioslo tylko potwierdzilo moje teorie

@all
niech ktos jak moze zrobi wywiady z npc w kazo, mniejwiecej takiej jak ja w thais zrobilem, z gory dzieki

oraz prosze o dokladne przetlumaczenie (niie translatorem!!!) tej ksiazki:

"Beholders In The Mist"
By Rune the Fox
Little is known about this species of “monster”, the beholders as we call them have been known in the past as fiercely territorial creatures, with mysterious roots and an even more mysterious existence. However before passing judgement on these strange creatures, it’s worth bearing in mind some facts about them. Such as their dislike for other creatures, apart from undead ones that is, as there appears to be a symbiotic relationship between beholders and the various undead monsters of tibia, to the extent that beholders can even control lower levels of undead (skeletons). They are prolific diggers, and although they appear to have no appendages capable of using tools or digging, they are responsible for a huge amount of the tunnels in our fair land. Experts believe they command skeletons to dig, but another plausible explanation comes from their keen telekinetic ability, enabling them to keep themselves floating and the dead walking, maybe even enough to part the tunnels. It is clear from the number of eyes and the locations they are found in that they are a quite nocturnal species as normal sunlight would hurt such large eyes. But what proof is there of intelligence, well their minds are infact more advanced than humans, as explained by a friendly Beholder named 486486 (or Blinky to his friends), they not only comprehend all the other species languages, but they have their own highly advanced language in the form of a series of blinks from its 6 eyes (so technically a sign language, although they can communicate verbally), their language is called 469. There have even been tales of beholders taking in lost/abandoned humans as their own; so it’s possible they can sense thoughts and emotions too, bear that in mind when you next encounter this enchanting species."

z gory wielkie dzieki