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Good report, but I remind you that for others to benefit from it, we need to get out of here alive. And if someone was forcibly removed from the illusion, then we can write a duplicate or just leave a hint in the room. The main thing is that the more sensitive members of the group don't see it.

— What is he saying? — Feeling irritated by his inability to understand the words exchanged between the Marquis and the local leader, Gesper couldn’t resist intervening.
— He is suggesting that we participate in a banquet in honor of our meeting. He says that’s their custom.
— Nonsense! Why would I sit at the same table with these seemingly degenerate barbarians? Outrageous, unacceptable. I propose a more practical and aesthetically pleasing solution to this issue: let’s send them to the afterlife.

Added 3 minutes later
Reaching the end of the corridor, the first group came to two doors: one led further west, the other turned north. Aiyano felt something unpleasant about the northern one.

- First an ambush, then a feast? What brought about this change in attitude? It sounds rather suspicious, - the inquisitor muttered, - However, the battle with them doesn't seem much better. We are standing in the middle of their settlement, with no idea how many more people are hiding from our sight. If we are going to agree, we should be on our guard. Pay attention to whether they take food from the same place as we do. The same goes for drinks. What do you think, Mr. Belring, is this genuine hospitality, or are they planning something?
Now I suspect even more that these guys might turn out to be cannibals.
Like, I'm asking Delirium to use clairvoyance on these guys.

— It’s hard to say. However, I partially agree with Hespar; I don’t really want to sit down at the same table with our new acquaintances.

- I understand your concerns. I doubt anyone is actually on fire. Perhaps we should directly ask them about the ruins? Or have you already done that?
I don't think it's necessary to attack these guys. We can politely refuse, with a small chance that they won't be offended. But we can, in the classic style of our group, (try to) eliminate their leader and his guards. Then we'll get loot and supplies. But the ogre worries me. As does the fact that we are surrounded. Even if some of those hiding are peasants/slaves.

— D’Lek says he knows about the ruins, but he will tell us about them during the banquet.

Come on, I found them to be quite charming and trustworthy guys.

- I was afraid of something like this, - the girl turned to the other mercenaries, - what do you think about all this?
I'm asking for both a simple opinion and a wisdom check. Although the chances are small, of course.

Added 7 minutes later

Well, what's wrong? They seemed like quite charming and trustworthy guys to me.

I don't like them either. But the point is that they may not be an immediate threat to us. Perhaps they are really friendly (although suspicious) guys who might even share some provisions. It's not for nothing that Revan gave us so little water. There must be a way to replenish it. Besides, they didn't rush to attack, even though we were right under their noses. Perhaps they also didn't want to take risks. But, with the same success, this method may involve saving the village from these bandits/clearing it out. And I'm leaning towards the second option.

Cedric, Jerl, and Gilon were not against the banquet, but Begonia and Lobelia were.

/You shouldn't have removed the item about additional payment, Heroist. You just needed to clarify that it's for psychological recovery. /
/Since Ayano feels something in the north, we should probably go there. /

I don't like them either. But the point is that they might not be an immediate threat to us. Perhaps they are genuinely friendly (albeit suspicious) folks who might even share their provisions. Revan wouldn't have given us so little water for no reason. There must be a way to replenish it. Besides, they didn't rush to attack, even though we were right under their noses. Perhaps they also didn't want to take risks. However, it's equally possible that the solution lies in saving the village from these bandits or clearing it out. And I'm leaning towards the second option.

But this wasn't sarcasm.

Overall, I would decline and, if necessary, prepare to defend myself.

Added 3 minutes later
We should also wait for Nebka. Arza would be good too, but he's working today.

Why doesn't the leader of the second squad write such colorful reports like our Heroist? Why wasn't Plesen immediately chosen as the squad leader, since his inquisitor is the one calling the shots here?

Because Aretz is an officer)))

Added 1 minute ago
And I'm like the second in command. When our leader is only physically present, but his mind is wandering somewhere else.

That's just how it always is with your leader.