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Vincent rubbed his hands and returned to the conversation with the others.
Amalia glanced at Vincent, - I hope the captain agrees with this plan of action?
- You don't look much like fish food, but if my eyesight is failing me and I'm wrong, then go ahead, run into the water and jump into the monster's mouth. - The captain shrugged. - People should let go of their past more easily.
- So, what will you do now, captain? - asked Gervais. - By the way, we saw a ship at the shipyard. Although it's not as good as the one we arrived on, we can sail away on it.
- Let's all go together and explore the city, stock up on supplies. Belanor should have done this from the beginning, instead of running around in small groups, practically begging for an axe to the face. By the way, his death will cost us dearly when we return to the sea. Well, all the more fun, it's been a while since I've been in a storm. - The captain pondered. - Where is Laust? - And immediately waved his hand. - Never mind.