Sacred Haven of Debauchery

Finally, I continued playing through the Heroes of Might and Magic expansion. It's pretty good; I'm currently exploring dungeons and helping one group of Dark Elves kill another, along with their allies. I visited the Illithid city, and their leader asked me to bring a certain mirror from the island of the Winged Elves, and only then would they refuse to help our enemies. Yes, the island is far away, and I was planning to sail there myself because I heard about some artifact... By the way, in the city, I bought a female slave (saved her), and they gave me +10 reputation, and I stopped being evil, which caused my cloak to disappear because it was for evil characters. I had to put on my old armor, sigh... Also, in this city, I went to a tavern where slave traders from the Illithids rest (they don't go there), and the bartender is a huge golem! He said that he has been running this place for quite some time (about 700 years), and his owner died... but he had no customers (I don't know what the visitors are doing there), and I became the first! Well, yes, I felt sorry for him, and I decided to have a drink, but I passed out for a while... The quality of the drink wasn't very good, uh-huh. However, I liked the golem. If you refuse, it says that he even looks sad, even though they don't have feelings... and then he's back to normal. Yes, I like golems. They're funny. Oh yeah, there's another island, and it's where the golems are, lots of golems! I'll sail there later.
Here, I also need to destroy the Beholder camp and the main tyrant.
And right now, I'm in the city of escaped slaves, where some cultist-Necromancers have settled, and I just fought a vampire-mage. I'm a little tired, to be honest... but he doesn't seem to be the main one; I still have to go down to the basement, and there's some kind of altar there, near which there are two dragon statues... they will probably come to life. But it's okay, I think Valen will handle them. They and Dicken get along well, it's funny to read their dialogues, especially about charm. When Dicken talked about his special naivety, and Valen said that he charms with blows to the head