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A month later, Gahege was already regretting his decision to join the expedition. Not only had he almost been killed at the beginning, but on top of that, they still hadn't found anything, meaning precious time was being wasted. But that wasn't all. Every night, he had a dream that was increasingly irritating and, at the same time, unsettling. He didn't know any of the people in his dreams, and only Xipil was familiar. Gahege understood that something bad was about to happen, and possibly not just for the inhabitants of the kingdom, but for everyone else, including himself. What would happen if someone killed Xipil or tried to seize his power? This question kept him awake, so he decided to try to contact his patron. But before that, he decided to look for Mirinoth using a locator. The day for this turned out to be quite good, as the number of people in the camp had decreased by almost half, so the chance of being distracted was significantly less.