Dal Shabet Auto-translated

"Hopefully, he'll soon be off to join his sea devil," Amos thought irritably as he made his way to the port. However, upon arriving at the port, he couldn't help but be drawn to the carcass of the dead creature. Like a hungry vulture, Selig rushed towards it.
"If it took the lives of two of our men, then it must be a truly powerful thing."
After circling it, he pondered and decided to finally test the Repository. Finding nothing suitable in his pockets, he took out a coin, crumpled it into a ball, and decided to use it as a container.

Touching the hat to the ground had no effect, while both men increasingly felt the taste of blood alternating with cherry in their mouths.

After circling around her, he pondered and decided to finally test the repository. Finding nothing suitable in his pockets, he took out a coin, crumpled it into a ball, and decided to use it as a container.

Amos successfully manages to lift the abomination with dark magic and move it into a banknote. The creature's condition left much to be desired: numerous bullet holes and an even greater number of wounds from cold weapons severely damaged it.

"So, is that all? Did I manage it? I hope it doesn't escape while it's with me..."
Zelig carefully placed his new artifact in a separate pocket.
"Alv, let's go to the armory. Maybe we can find something for you there. And in the meantime, take this magnificent saber that I don't need. The captain killed and executed tens of thousands of people with it. Saria! Let's go."

- I never liked cherries, - said Gervais, feeling the intensifying taste in his mouth. - Although, I wouldn't call myself a blood enthusiast, - he added in a calm tone. - Hmm... red cherries and red blood, hence the red room. The three paths probably also lead to similar rooms, and what could be in them, based on the colors? Blue - blueberries, water. Orange - sea buckthorn, flame. Although you can't taste fire, you can smell it, or taste what has been burned. Green - grapes and..., - Gervais couldn't think of anything. - Maybe this is the correct answer? Or should we split up?
wait, Revan. let Heroist respond!

While my companions are unavailable, I'll outline some possible courses of action.

1) You don't want to take any risks, and we leave.
2) We fail to overcome the illusion and leave.
3) We overcome the illusion:

a) Amalia gives Tarvicius the powder. Tarvicius and Adrian consume it. Adrian and Tarvicius enter. Amalia casts a veil on Adrian. Tarvicius proceeds as is. Amalia and Horus remain at the entrance and wait. Tarvicius goes ahead, Adrian slightly behind, ready to shoot anyone who attacks the mage at any moment. He also watches out for traps and other dangers. When we encounter the first sorcerer, Tarvicius tries to talk to him; if he doesn't let us pass, we kill him. (Adrian shoots him in the head. Honestly, I don't know what the best course of action is. He might let us pass initially, then attack us on the way back). When we find the second one, we do the same.

b) We are all immediately discovered and killed/captured.

c) Adrian and Tarvicius do not return within two hours (they have been captured/killed) - up to Amalia and Horus to decide.

4) Your suggested courses of action.

We are all immediately discovered and killed.

In short, I equip my elf with heavy armor and a shield and return to the spawn point.

I need to leave, see you in the green.

Okay, let's go. But you go first!

Hint: blue – control, green – synthesis, orange – destruction.

In the green room, a pleasant garden awaited them. Upon entering, they immediately felt a weakness in their bodies, and then noticed that vines of plants were entwining around them. Neither Gervais nor Radimir had the strength to free themselves from their grasp, and they were slowly losing their strength: the plant was trying to drain them of every last drop of energy.

Horus went to look for his sister, basically.

Only Selig and his zombie squad will return from the expedition. And Laust.

can magic be used in this state?

Try it.