Erthenia

Has the resurrection been restored?
Ignatius woke up, prayed, thanked the woman again, and set off. It would take a long time to walk, so he tried to find someone who could lend him a horse.

It has been restored.
The only person in the village who had a riding animal turned out to be that unpleasant fellow. He offered Ignatius to buy a horse from him for one gold. It was an old mare, which he was probably trying to get rid of. However, it was still possible to get to the city on it.
In general, Ignatius has the following options:
1. Return to the city and continue with the adventurers (they don't leave right after the conversation).
2. Continue his individual paladin journey (you decide where to go).
3. Try to track down and kill Xalla. Although I wouldn't recommend it now.

Raphael dismounted, approached Xalla, knelt down, and placed the head of the priest before her. At the same time, he gently embraced his mistress's leg and began to kiss it, slowly moving upwards.

Seeing Xalla's severed head, she smiled menacingly. She was undoubtedly glad that she could cast spells again, and Raphael finally got what he wanted most in the world. Unfortunately, or perhaps indifferently, he had to share his mistress with his "brother in faith."

Well, I've already expressed my opinion on this. If it's absolutely necessary to go somewhere, I don't care...

Well, look: I can definitely have the characters act separately from each other (as is happening now with Ignatius and Raphael), but keep in mind that there should be some kind of limit on the number of "individual storylines," and that there will probably be less content for the solo players.
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While the travelers were having fascinating and very deep conversations around the round table, a gentleman familiar to them all returned with two guards.
- I apologize, gentlemen, - the gentleman bowed, - I am very sorry to interrupt you, but the governor's orders are paramount.
- We are trying to track down a traveler who identified himself as Sateon. He is a blond man of aristocratic appearance. - Said the Gaddar guard, glancing at the visitors.