Horizon of Darkness

"Hey! Have you all lost your minds?" The American was about to assume that the trolls would be showered with attacks, but after the shot, a second passed, and it became clear that the "Claws" had hesitated. He angrily threw his combat gloves on the ground. "The trolls are unarmed! Do you hear me, you fools? Everything is fine, stand down!" "Damn! Sorry about them, my friends are stupid. They ran up and immediately jumped into battle without figuring anything out. I'm telling you, they get crazy when it comes to someone messing with our people. Alright, are you all calm now?" he shouted into the bushes. Henry sighed. "Okay, guys, so we've got a deal? Again, I apologize for these guys; we'll heal your wound. I can't bring you another girl, and you know why. You're not stupid; you understand that there's no point in it. I'm telling you straight up, if there's a curse, singing won't help. And if there's no curse and the wizard tricked you, then you just have to wait, and your hair will grow back on its own. But, of course, I don't know and can't promise. It just seems to me that your wizard is also my enemy. Honestly, he's causing so much trouble, as if I didn't have enough problems with all sorts of monsters, and now he's here, stirring things up." "I'll give you one more piece of advice: it's better not to steal or harm people anymore; you can see that we only bring problems... If you agree, then my friends..." "Lin is unlikely to keep the promise you're making now, Henry," said Kwen, who was a little more observant. "One of my friends will play some music for you. Beautiful music, you'll like it. Well, it's in honor of establishing successful first contact, so to speak. Okay? No hard feelings?"