Sylvester Archipelago

Tiberius and the others reached the settlement and easily found Werner’s body. “We should take his armor,” he said to his companions. After this was done, they dragged the priest a little deeper into the thicket and began to dig. The ground was hard, and they kept running into tree roots, stones, and simply solid soil. Tiberius’s inexperience in such matters also made things difficult, but in the end, the job was done. They created a small, deep pit, into which they carefully placed Werner’s body, his armor, and his weapons. Tiberius decided to keep the travel journal for himself, and for now, he gave the scrolls to his companions. “If you think they’ll be useful to him in the afterlife, you can throw them in too,” he said to them. “By the way, wait here.” Tiberius opened the prayer book to a random page and read a few lines. Of course, back home, there was probably a specific book or page that was needed, but this would have to do. Then, they buried the body, piled earth, stones, leaves, and flowers on top. It turned out to be a decent grave. The task was completed. If he left any belongings on the ship, then that’s that. I don’t want to wait until tomorrow to search and ask around. If anyone wants to describe this process in detail, step by step, with all the details, I can delete the message.