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The elf decided to take a closer look at the pedestal she had examined earlier, to see how many holes it had and whether the stones obtained by the victim of Father Cynius would fit into them.
The stones were completely unsuitable for the recesses made in the pedestal. They were thin and not deep at all. Ple-Sen
"Congratulations, Mr. Belring," the Tanar said with a forced smile, "you haven't reached your destination yet, but this journey has already shaken my faith."
— Traveling the world, achieving goals, and overcoming various obstacles along the way is, first and foremost, an experience that opens your eyes to many things in life. I am glad that what happened allowed you to reconsider your attitude towards faith. Arandor
After what happened, Halmeldir approached Belring. "Have you changed your mind about the journey? If these fanatics know where we are going, they will either be waiting for us upon arrival or on our way back."
— We will risk encountering them anyway, even if we decide to return right now. To be honest, I expected such an attitude from Tanaris towards this expedition, but I did not expect our ship to be surrounded. Answering your question, no, I have not changed my mind.