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“There’s no other way to put it,” Alaria said gloomily, nodding.
She didn’t like the situation at all, but attempts to deliver justice could also end badly if their trio had to fight the entire ship. And even if they managed to defeat all the rebels, they would end up as four people on a ship drifting in the middle of the sea, where only one person knew anything about navigation. It was a rather depressing outcome, but she was already used to preparing for the worst. And worse than what was described would only be a senseless death at the hands of the sailors’ swords. Their current circumstances could hardly be called simple, that was for sure. Whatever Tyros promised, the trio could only rely on each other now. That was clear as day. So, they should remain vigilant, just in case there were any more “pleasant” surprises.
Still, he would wait for the Hero to confirm the departure, just in case. Well, if he decided to fully trust Tyros. And Alaria, if possible, would invest 4 Development Points into the encyclopedia.