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Just hit the skeleton's position with an area-of-effect spell.

Well, at least I might be able to conserve mana. By the way, Reven, if the skeleton dies during this round, but I don't get a turn, will I still get +50 mana?

No.

And he dodges. It won't turn out well.

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Anyway, Heroesist is moving now. Can he use seismic wave without harming the skeleton team?

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Or rather, based on his position.

Upon discovering the bodies, Halmeldir first thought that they shouldn't have left, and it was his fault. The second thought, or rather, the question, was what those Lotus Knights needed. Had they come for Gesper, or was there another reason? Only Fever could tell them about this, so the elf, along with Gilon, approached him, wanting to find out the details.

Galtran merged two units and shamefully fled, only to return later and try to heal again.

Seliad attacks with a wave at the location where skeleton 2 was (without hitting his own units). Ney and Ples are right.

I don't argue.

Ayr's Sword (1.5, one-handed) Damage: 125. Additional attack. Indestructible. Morning Star (4) Damage: 65 Shield (4) Block chance +0.4 Plate Armor (11) Incoming damage -40% Movement limit: 3 Strength: 25 Lotus Knight's Crossbow (6) Damage: 150 Two-Handed Sword (6) Damage: 90 10% critical hit Pouch 40 gold coins, a note.

Only Fever could have told us about this, so the elf and Gilon approached him, wanting to learn the details.

Fever's face when he woke up was as if he had returned from a nightmare. A minute later, he gathered his thoughts and recounted what had happened.

Fiver's face when he woke up was as if he had returned to a nightmare. A minute later, he gathered his thoughts and recounted what had happened earlier.

- I wonder what they wanted from Mr. Belling... Perhaps they were connected to the Cyclops and his men? - the elf mused aloud.

You found a note there, so read it to understand the reasons.

He found the place, not me. That's just good roleplaying!

Delirium’s notes were written in an unfamiliar Alarian language, so no matter how much she wanted to, understanding their content was impossible at the moment. Instead, she turned her attention to the leader of the attackers. To the girl’s surprise, his face was familiar to her – it was the leader of the “Knights of the Lotus,” who had fought against Hespar in the arena. Regretting that the overconfident Reimi didn’t kill Eyir back then, the Tanarian searched his corpse.
I take the gold and read the note.

Ples wrote that you were all searching together. Or do you think he saw the note, hid it, and didn't tell anyone?

I said I'm going to Fever, not to the corpses. Come on, we're discussing everything in the chat.

Alright, then.