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The news about a vampire being on board the ship surprised Tanasios; he had never encountered such creatures before. Moreover, he did not expect to see such a being here and now. He was even more surprised by Vikant's decision to leave Alaina on the ship, against all common sense. This led him to suspect that the main danger of their mission lay not so much in the difficulty of its execution, but in the incompetence of those leading it. However, he did not allow this unpleasant news to interfere with his and Elisael's training.
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After the briefing, Tanasios first went to his protégé. Any help would be useful on the island, and this was also a good opportunity to test Elisael's skills in practice. Not least because she would hardly regret killing the undead, and therefore would fight with all her might. Of course, the elf could refuse his offer, but it was worth a try.
Let Elisael choose her own equipment, according to her skills. That is, chainmail, in theory, and a second sword, if her one-handed weapon skill is high enough. Although you know better, Nebok.