Of course, he could have put on a show and suggested that they, under Veserod's command, deal with the machine themselves, but the prospect of a reward somewhat dampened the enthusiasm of the one who had given up hope of 200 silvers (or rather, 50, since the reward would have to be divided by four), so Daniel did not offer any resistance. On the contrary, he readily agreed to help – and he didn't regret it!
Inspired by the excitement and the fact that his bolts dealt more damage than anyone else's attacks (and perhaps also slightly inspired by Anselm's uplifting lyre playing), the guy easily shot at the golem, and sometimes even made extremely hasty shots together with Andreas. So, by Grimwald's standards, this battle was a piece of cake (if you don't count how badly Calentia and Röhey got hit). And in a matter of seconds, he was standing near a pile of stones, hoping to find something valuable, besides the upcoming reward and a little experience from the successful shooting.
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In the end, it turns out that no experience is given for the battle.

