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- Just don't tell me you also bought that elf who's afraid to sleep alone.
Sarael's face expressed surprise. "Is this mind-reading?" the elf involuntarily remembered his recent acquaintance, the archer, "or is it just remarkable insight? Or did I miss something while I was in the city?" The assassin shook his head. "Don't pay attention, I'm a little tired. In any case, you weren't far off with your guess, so I'll get straight to the point of my problem. I brought an unexpected passenger on board: a woman, a Heliotrope, my friend; she wants to stay on the 'Drunken Whale' until we reach Lakelia, and that's what I'm asking. But I'll be honest with you: this is your ship and your expedition, and therefore I must tell you that certain people from Limiskla may not want her to leave the city. I think you understand what I'm talking about." Sarael paused briefly and then continued. "Despite this, no one here should know about her presence; I tried to do everything possible to keep our movements secret. So if none of the crew members blab about what they shouldn't, there shouldn't be any problems. If they do, I will take full responsibility."