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"If I were you, I would prepare for disappointment," the voice of the sword echoed in the minds of Kalimor's companions (the players) — "one of my previous owners loved to read romantic books. And this whole mess reminds me of the plot of one of them. It turns out that the daughter chickened out and wanted to run away, both from the responsibility placed upon her by the order, which considers her the embodiment of all their virtues, and from the responsibility placed upon her by her father, who has already chosen a husband for her and does not want to listen to his daughter's complaints. And the mage found her and wanted to return her, but being an organic who thinks like all organics, he himself fell in love with the missing girl. That's why he stopped communicating. Most likely, they will disappear before we arrive. So, I advise you to prepare for a long, boring adventure devoid of any bright events." (The pessimistic sword gives experience to the party's soldiers — the bald, one-eyed, and blind ones)