Taiji

Kosha, did you see the Peak of Death when you were flying?

Kafira descends and, with obvious anxiety in her voice, recounts what she saw.

Benjiro decides that it's time to talk to Earron. He calls the archer aside and takes two vials out of his bag.
- Here. I did what I said I would. He hands over a black vial with a white "X" on the side. - This is a paralyzing poison. You can use it to coat arrows, or try to poison bait. I don't know what fairies eat. Maybe they drink ale? I have some with me. We'll decide what to do with them when we find their forest. And I have to warn you about one more thing - whatever you catch this way, you can't eat. So, it's not a good idea to use poisoned bait for hunting game.
The second vial was transparent, and the liquid inside was slightly cloudy, whitish.
- And this is the antidote. It removes paralysis. And not just paralysis. If someone has been poisoned but is still alive, or frozen to the point where they can't move, this potion will remove the poison and the freezing. Take it. Keep it with you.
I give the paralyzing poison and the Potion of Cleansing to Earron.

Added 38 minutes later
A little later, Benjiro takes five more apples out of his bag.
- It looks like we're heading towards a clearing that's not with fairies, but with something more dangerous. Maybe with the undead, maybe with something else. Take these. They're not very filling, but if the merchant didn't lie to me, these fruits calm the mind. If you feel that emotions are interfering with your ability to shoot accurately, eat them. I'm not a warrior, and I can only heal. If we have to fight and shoot, I'm counting on you.