Reimian Empire Auto-translated

No, I didn't really want to revive anyone. I'm thinking from the perspective of having extra units on the battlefield to absorb a couple of attacks, but yes, spending the only resurrection on that is a bad idea.

So, we gather the loot, loot the body, and continue down the corridor. Dillion is in the lead.

seismic wave

The palace doesn't care about that; what's important won't be destroyed, just like in the first hall.

Well, in the first hall, the statues crumbled, leaving only holes.
Maybe here too, the statues will remain, but the pedestals will collapse, and the statues will fall face down. Then, when we fight them, we'll soak them while they're still on the floor and haven't had a chance to get up. ))
But okay, whatever.

we gather loot, dissect the body, and continue down the corridor

Professional approach, lol.

On the other hand, the priest wasn't exactly a mandatory character, so even if everyone rushed into the first quest, he wouldn't necessarily be with us. And if he was intended to be a mandatory companion in any case, then it would be quite unpleasant.

Dillion Dendark hesitated for a moment but didn’t object to the group’s decision and cautiously moved forward, stepping over the body of Aria Bright. As he walked down the dark corridor, he glanced back several times to make sure the other members of the group were keeping a slight distance. He still couldn’t understand why the group hadn’t used the succubus extract to save their fallen comrades...

Then let Nebok and Lok weigh in on this issue, and we can move on to dying. Neyra too, of course, but by then it will probably be too late.

As you wish. You don't need to ask me about such things anymore.

It's broken.

Ah, that's what a castle with people does.

I apologize to the first group for Nebos's pessimistic post... He's just very worried about Kurat...

So, Kurat will probably survive. But we definitely messed up that quest.

I'm worried about you too. It will be difficult for you to return home. But don't worry about failing the quest; the most important thing is that you're alive.

The sheer number of quests worries me just as much as the death of a character would.

The abundance of quests also worries me as much as Ples's death. even more

There are many quests, but only one life.

Dillion is ahead.

The corridor to the south ended where there were two doors – one led west, and the other east.