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After what happened, it's even more reason not to take it; the captain will have your heads for something like that.

What a pity!

The Heroes player wanted to discuss this with the captain.

You can bring your 16k*team members, including snipers, aboard.

Oh, can I add something else? Well, it's worth a try.

Tiberius woke up and went in search of the captain.

In theory, we could buy a huge amount of this herb. In practice, we need to find a buyer for a massive quantity of goods, and we only have one day to do it.

Tiberius woke up and went to look for the captain.

The captain was sitting in his cabin, drinking rum. He was saddened by the death of Arkil and worried about the upcoming voyage.

"Good day (evening), Maarin," Tiberius said, gathering his thoughts. "It hasn't been a very good day, has it? Ahem... Yes. That young man and his addiction... it's a pity for him..."
"But you know, I had an idea about that," he continued after a short pause. "The addiction that many people have to this stuff could actually work to our advantage, just listen! In this port, medilia can be bought almost for a pittance, in large quantities. But just imagine the demand for it in the countries of the Confederation. I assure you, huge sums of money are being made on this market right now! Well, and I was thinking..." Tiberius hesitated. "Since we're already docked in the Halekhid port, maybe we should take advantage of the opportunity? We'll buy medilia cheaply and sell it in the next port. There are people like this Arkil everywhere, especially where this potion is prohibited. They will be willing to pay thousands of setars for each bottle. And we won't lose anything! With the death of this elemental mage, our chances of getting caught in a storm and sinking have already increased significantly, so we won't lose anything. But if we succeed, we'll become incredibly rich. I'm sure," the mage finished his speech, "among the other crew members, there will be those who will gladly agree with my idea. And you, captain, just give your consent. Admit it, it's a great idea, isn't it?"

Maarin sighed, took a bunch of keys from his belt, grabbed an oil lamp, and asked Tiberius to follow him. The captain led the mage to the cargo hold of the ship, which was completely filled with sacks of unknown contents. Maarin placed the lamp on the floor and untied one of the sacks. Inside were potatoes.
- What do you see? - he asked Tiberius.

-Potatoes, captain. - Tiberius replied, confused.

In short, it will turn out that they are already doing this without us.

-Potatoes, Captain. - Tiberius replied, confused.

- And that's what everyone else sees, - he said, shoving his hand deeper into the bag. Some of the potatoes spilled onto the floor, and Maarin pulled a Medlia fruit out of the bag. - Unfortunately, you're not the first to come up with the idea of breaking the law and selling Medlia where it's prohibited. I've been doing this for fifteen years. But transporting vials of the substance ready for use is not only impractical but also fraught with unpleasant consequences. I think you understand me.
The captain put the Medlia fruit back, gathered the potatoes, and tied up the bag. Then he led Tiberius out of the cargo hold and returned to his cabin to finish his rum.

Added 4 minutes later
I had this thing enabled from the very beginning: they sell corpses to the Halekhids and buy Medlia, which they then sell to the Hysteos. That's how it is.

((((( - said Tiberius.

The death of the drug addict didn't upset Odd too much. "It's as if he wasn't taught as a child what he could and couldn't do," he thought. "Well, such fools die quickly. This one even faster than he should have. Good riddance." The Ryorian didn't know about the forbidden cargo on the ship... I'm ready to move on

Ravelin returned to the ship. The news of the death of one of the crew members upset him. "Medilia is a dangerous place," he thought as he headed to his cabin. This time, he wasn't in the mood to read before bed...
I'm ready to move on.