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“I must point out that fulfilling their request will not affect our reputation in any way. Of course, if everything goes successfully,” Aldric tried not to succumb to emotions and think rationally, much like Reinheld. “However, attempting to establish direct contact with Sharron, as Albert rightly noted, will force the Mist to change its plans and guarantee us a new enemy in their person. This will undoubtedly be a proud act, but not a very wise one. However, I cannot say that following the Mist’s instructions is particularly sensible either. But there is also a third, very risky option. We can pretend to follow their plan, but not complete the task. Instead, we will gather all the necessary information from the fake Sharron and try to negotiate with the real one. Luck is certainly not the most reliable thing, but I can say the same about the Mist clan.”