Divine Journey

Having chosen one of the potions he examined, the one whose smell at least vaguely resembled something edible, and testing it on the grate, Reynold took a sip.

The only "edible" one, meaning the one that wouldn't upset his stomach, was a light blue potion. It had no smell or taste, but after Reynold drank it, he felt noticeably better and very refreshed. He felt a sense of calm, as if he were lying on green grass and gazing at the clouds, which, like the whole world, slowly drifted across the sky.

- So, you can't just walk into the city? As a peaceful citizen. Please: we can't just leave, we're running out of food, and we don't know how to hunt. It's a long way to the nearest settlement.

Ah, - the guard tapped the blunt end of his spear on the ground, - in any case, you will have to talk to Brian Sirett, I am just a guard and I don't make decisions.

The group moves forward.

And they find themselves in a large round hall, in the middle of which there were many different objects scattered. Some of them resembled the belongings of those who entered, but they were all in unusable condition. Also, upon closer inspection, one could find broken furniture that could previously be seen in the "Cozy Home." In addition, in each corner of the hall there were large crystals, whose purpose remained unclear.

Anter approached the shelves with potions and tried to determine their contents. Perhaps his knowledge of alchemy will help.

The contents of the vials did not resemble anything that Anter could have encountered before.