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Kaeldrim welcomed the news of the ship’s departure with joy. Nevertheless, he couldn’t shake a nagging feeling of unease. Perhaps it was related to the sad events of the day, but the elf was certain that something serious was happening, or would happen soon, either on the ship, in the city, or even in the entire world. And he was sure it was connected to the order. The archer remained standing on the deck, trying not to get in the way of the sailors, and gazed at the shore.