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“If we bring him to the city, he will definitely be executed for his past crimes, which he doesn’t even try to hide,” Gulveig mused aloud, standing among the other friends so that the former slave trader wouldn’t hear. She had been lost in thought about the divination, so she didn’t immediately realize what was happening right in front of her. “Of course, he is a villain, but it can’t be said that he isn’t already being punished for it. We can ask him to leave, telling him a story or somehow calming him down. Frankly, we’ve let worse people go; the main thing is that he’s not a danger to anyone now, right?” The girl felt a little sorry for the fugitive, although she wasn’t sure if this feeling was justified.