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Actually, I think the second raven would be better for the quest, while the first one runs back and forth. But okay, as you say.
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For some reason, the new raven pecked Klin very hard on the cheek. It was clear that his temperament was quite different from Septet's. — I understand. — He replied. — I understand. — Septet confirmed. — Tell me what to report to Naria and what to ask for, if necessary. And decide who of us will fly home with the report and who will stay to help.
— I understand. — Klin sighed sadly, rubbing his cheek. — I have already given the report, and as for the requests... We only have two problems. First, when the locals see foreigners, they hurry to hide the price tags and speak in broken language, quoting prices that an imperial citizen could not earn in a month. And second, we need a way to expose those accursed apostles... Because we have no spiritual knowledge or practical magic, except perhaps buying talismans from charlatans. As for the messenger, I cannot let Septet go; I need his eyes and ears here.