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"So, buddy? Are you bored sitting in that bag?"
Click-clack.
"It's okay, we'll be back in action soon. Maybe it'll be a suicide mission, but we're used to that, right?"
Click-clack.
"Don't worry, you won't mess anything up this time, heh-heh."
Click-clack.
"Oh, don't be scared, I'm not that much of a screw-up, and the guys seem capable, we have a chance. But if not... I'll join you in oblivion, what else can I do."
Click, boom.
"Damn it."
Pulling back his bitten fingers, Garret set the skull that had fallen on its side back upright. He stopped playing with the jaw and just stared at it for a while. What would he actually say? He would probably already be impatient to rush into battle. And, of course, quickly lose his head. Hmm, but if this skull were alive, then what? That's harder to imagine. But he definitely wouldn't miss the chance to make a sarcastic comment and say something like, "Look, brother, be careful and don't lose your head, hee-hee." The same advice that Garret himself had repeatedly given to his brother. In this situation, said in reverse, it would sound simply mind-blowing.
Well, even if luck doesn't favor them, they will still be together on their last mission.
Garret puts his brother's skull back in the bag, leaves his room in Carneol, and heads to the meeting place.
I'm taking thisSleight of Hand [1200]Extra shot.Remaining experience goes into Perception. And I'll practice in the Iron Mines some more.