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As a last resort, we have Alex's language; we can cut off a hand to feed the dragon.
And now it's clear that everyone who dies in this room turns into a zombie.

Maybe the sequence of the stones was important after all.

Probably not... Ghosts and skeletons won't attack us for every unsuccessful combination.
Are the doors definitely locked? Does Locken sense any changes in the environment? I suppose we'll have to send zombie Tristan to worship the statue after all.

I TOLD YOU TO SPEND ALEXA ON ANOTHER ATTRACTION FIRST.

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I doubt it will work now. And you didn't even get experience for this battle, enjoy.

Gespar uses Moon Dance.
Miss.
Eyr takes 186-40%=111+20 damage (349/480).
Eyr takes 186-40%=111+20 damage (218/480).
Miss.
Parry.
Miss.
Eyr takes 186-40%=111+20 damage (87/480).
Parry.
Miss.
Miss.
Miss.
Eyr takes 186-40%=111+20 damage (-44/480).

Eyr failed to dodge or parry Gespar's final strike; the blade of the Reimi warrior once again grazed the flesh of the "Knights of the Lotus" commander, and he, unable to stay on his feet, collapsed to the ground.
"This is what happens to those who underestimate Larian Gespar!" Gespar was clearly very pleased with the result and with himself.
The audience, however, did not react with particular enthusiasm. Only a few dared to express their joy at the defeat of the "Lotus" commander while in the golden quarter.

I doubt it will work now.

/ I hope it works. His eyes worked, and they weren't exactly alive either. The dragon's maw is just annoying. /

When the exhausted Eyr collapsed to the ground, Alaria sighed in disappointment. She had expected more from this battle. Instead, the overconfident reimi managed to defeat his opponent in just a few short minutes. However, she wouldn't judge the strength of the "Knights" based on this duel. After all, there was a big difference between a duel and a regular battle. And the commander's rank didn't necessarily mean that the loser was one of their best warriors.
If no one objects, let's return to the ship. I don't think this is the right time to talk to anyone from the "Lotus", even if it was originally part of Artz's plan.

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I doubt it will work now. And you didn't even get experience for this battle, enjoy.

Sometimes you write as if you're not with us and are just an outside observer.
If your eyes worked, then your tongue or hands will work too; they can't be "alive" at the moment of use anyway. Maybe not the palms anymore.
And regarding using Alex on other thrones, when were you planning to do that? Before activating the stones?

To Alaria's and the others' surprise, the winner of this duel followed in the same direction as they did. When they reached the "Astra," he turned to them and the other crew members:
— Out of my way, you lot! — he said grandly, pushing one of the sailors aside with his foot. — Make way for the magnificent Larian Hesper!

/While we are trying to get out of the room, the second group will travel around the world twice and fly to another planet./

I'm not even sure if we'll ever get out of here. And if there are more like her, but with even more sculptures... Then there will be all sorts of demons, succubi... labyrinths, trials...

In short, suggest what to do. Should we try putting Alex's palms under the statue? And if that doesn't work, should we stick our tongues in the dragon's mouth?

Alaria silently stepped aside, deciding not to engage with the rude man. At the same time, she kept glancing between him and Cedric. His behavior was strikingly similar. However, compared to him, even Hield seemed like a paragon of modesty and humility. Not to mention that he was much friendlier. Nevertheless, the Tanarian didn't rule out the possibility that Gesper might behave completely differently when talking to Delirium. Besides, he should know in any case that this type requires passage to his ship. So, she hastened to inform the Marquis about the unexpected guest.

Basically, suggest what we should do. Should we try placing Alex's hands under the statue? And if that doesn't work, should we stick his tongue in the dragon's mouth?

/ Yes. Yes. /

I'm not even sure if we'll ever get out of here.

/ And I didn't say we would "get out." I said we would "keep trying."/

-Could someone help me? - Seliad asked. After that, Tristan's body was carefully moved to the statue of the king, and their hands were placed on the corresponding spot on the floor. (while being ready to step back in case he accidentally resurrected a second time and they touched something they shouldn't).

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And if everything is okay, they moved away to a safe distance.

Thanks to Alaria’s actions, Hespar’s arrival on the “Astra” was without any injuries or harm to anyone. When Delirium appeared on the ship’s deck, the atmosphere between the sailors and the uninvited guest was reaching its peak and threatened to escalate into a fight or worse. — What’s going on here? — Delirium asked demandingly. — Ah, sir, — one of the sailors began to excuse himself, — you see, this scoundrel was trying to board the ship without permission, and… — Scoundrel? How dare you, worm, address the son of Duke Larian, the most worthy Larian Hespar, in such a way? — Ah, you… — Enough, — Delirium interrupted them, — what brings you here, Hespar? — Ah, Marquis. Glad to see you in good health. Perhaps we should talk in private, away from the ears of the unworthy? — Very well, follow me. On this note, Delirium and Hespar disappeared into the depths of the ship.

A smug smile flickered across the Inquisitor's face:
– You don't need to thank me.