Dal Shabet

During the expedition, Agnet tried to fulfill her military duty as best she could, and to that end, from the very beginning, she tried to form an opinion not only about the enemies but also about the allies. And the opinion turned out to be discouraging. More than half of her companions were completely untrustworthy when it came to watching their backs in battle, and it could even be dangerous to turn your back on some of them. In particular, she was wary of the scout, Adrian, who, even on the first day, rather calmly shot a man (she herself would have tried to take him alive without hesitation). Moreover, he seemed to be able to become invisible – a rather dishonorable trick. An archaeologist being hunted by the Atraxians and a warrior who doesn't show his face? Not ideal companions. Some of them looked more like bandits. And what is a creditor doing on the expedition? Although, he seems to be a doctor, but somehow...
There were also those she liked. Of course, first and foremost, it was Ratislav. But also Lazur, Kelenor, and Paroxys. These companions truly pleased Agnet with their company.
The assignment to scouting, conducted by Roger, didn't interest her much. Although she initially wanted to help, to keep watch over the scouts, she eventually decided that she would only be a burden.