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Just curious, why Hibald as minister? Does it matter in any way?
I’ve had an issue in the past where a companion just dissapears, don’t worry, they’ll return to you within a month. I don’t believe there is any difference to having Hibald over someone else, Qyburn for example. I just fancy having Hibald as a minister as he is borlderline useless on the battlefield and in your party (apart from his trade skill which you can quickly/easily surpass). Don’t forget that both Qyburn and Sylva act like maesters and can heal you when on the road by taking to them
Hilbald will have to come and go so i keep him around to do emissary tasks, then boot him when he is not needed.
May I translate this article into Chinese?