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— Not that I'm expecting it, but it's worth being prepared for anything. Unfortunately, there are no guarantees that the monster won't return by the beginning of next week. You probably heard the Patriarch's speech, that this attack was not accidental. I'll be frank," the warrior sighed heavily, "I would recommend that you wait a week or two somewhere outside of Margel, if possible. Go somewhere to relax while the situation settles down.
—So, by the beginning of next week. I understand. Thank you for the warning," the knight said, looking thoughtfully into the distance. "I'll talk to Sanex, but... It's true that we should avoid trouble whenever possible. There's no need to go looking for it. But not when it comes to your doorstep and brazenly forces you out into the cold. Otherwise, you'll spend your whole life running and trembling in fear. Margel has become my second home, and if I ever leave it, it will be of my own free will, not at the behest of some fire-breathing rooster. I am, after all, also a knight and a servant of Her Light, and I have honor and dignity. Well, never mind," he said dismissively, waving his hand. "What about you? I may be wrong, but I see that, unlike me, your days of heroism are far from over. Do you have any plan for dealing with the monster?