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Rurek realized with annoyance that he wouldn't be surprised at all if, on their way back, they stumbled into newly set traps from their newfound enemies.
"If we're going, we're all going together. We know too much now," Rurek grimaced. "These guys won't want you to carry anything anywhere, Jingo."
Yeah, these friends are unlikely to divide the unfortunate expedition into humans and non-humans. They'll take out everyone. Just in case. Too much forbidden knowledge revolves around them. If you tell someone, it won't just anger the lonely, resentful hordes, but other humans as well. With difficulty, Rurek forced himself to remember the main thing: not all humans are so malicious and cunning. Some are even more malicious and cunning.