Dal Shabet

- Agidius von Schultz, - the knight replied proudly, momentarily forgetting his fear.
The examination of the altar revealed little: it was almost an exact copy of the wooden creature, now destroyed. The statue's arms were bent at the elbows and extended slightly forward, the palms resembling something like a slab.

-I hope this altar won't come to life again, like its wooden counterpart - Aurelius broke off two clubs from the fallen tree and gave them both to Agidius - I'll carry Varus further, and you keep the weapons in case we are attacked again. However, I doubt that I will be able to use them in this condition, but we don't have much choice. We know nothing about the surroundings, and there is nothing here that could help us in any way. Neither of us knows how to track, so we will have to go blindly, as before, and pray to the Emperor that he does not leave us alone. Let's go.