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reading a note

Objective: Delirium A. Belring
Conditions: Eliminate on-site. Optional: deliver to Cape of Drowned Men.
Payment: 40 gold upfront, 60 gold for completing the task, 20 gold for completing the optional conditions.
L.

“The Tanarians!” – flashed through the girl’s mind. She barely managed to restrain herself from burning the note in anger. Alaria realized that now, in addition to the desire to learn the truth, a new desire had been added – to see the rulers of the Holy Throne, together with their loyal lackeys, burn in torment. However, to her even greater anger, fulfilling this desire would be even more difficult. “This is the work of the legate,” said the inquisitor, regaining some composure, “and now I see three possible courses of action before us. In the first case, we can all go home, fearing that sooner or later the Holy Throne will send people after our souls. In the second, we can try to explore the ruins on our own. Perhaps, if we document all the inscriptions on the walls here, that will be enough to fulfill your father’s wish. In the third option, we will go to “Cape of the Drowned” and eliminate the legate. But whatever we choose, the leaders of the Empire must learn about the actions of the Holy Throne. We cannot allow them to destroy more lives in an attempt to hide their lies.

L.

FATHER OF CASTOR

You were right not to trust Castor. He claims to be a bureaucrat, but in reality, he's an envoy of the Holy See...

— There’s no point in continuing to explore the ruins without… my father.

- In that case, it is necessary to pass on all his findings, including the location of the ruins, to his colleagues. This is the least we can do to honor his memory," the girl placed her hand on Fever's shoulder, "however, before that, we need to eliminate the legate. If the "Knights of the Lotus" don't show up for the meeting, he will realize that they have failed. Besides, he might cause us a lot of problems in the future.

- If we go to eliminate the legate, we might not return, and then there will be no one left to report to the empire about what happened here. As for the inscriptions, it would be nice to rewrite them if it doesn't take too much time. But I think we shouldn't linger here. If Eyir doesn't return to the city, what will his people do? They will send another detachment here, or even declare a hunt for the leader, so we need to return to the ship as soon as possible and sail away, without forgetting about the food supplies. As for the bodies of the slain comrades, that is a matter for you to decide," the elf said to Fiver. "We can bury them here, or..." Did Cyros and Celia have families?

— I suggest the following plan: we move the bodies of the deceased, all the findings, and the equipment onto the ship, then sail away and land not far from the cape, where we will eliminate the legate. After that, we will head straight to Erathia.

Added 2 minutes later
Seliad uses a seismic wave. Skeleton Assassin 2 takes 177 damage. Paralyzed for 2 turns.

- Sounds like a reasonable plan, - Alaria agreed - however, extreme caution is necessary. The Legate might very well be planning to get rid of the "Knights of the Lotus" after they complete their mission. We should expect an ambush.

Alright, let's head to the ship then.
We'll take the Sword of Eyyr and its gold as well.

No one is doing anything; let Seliad move closer and finish him off with Radiant Storm. He'll make it before the paralysis ends, right, Revan?

No one does nothing for two turns just so Libya can get +100 mana. Or is that a bad strategy?

Who takes what from whom... I still don't understand.

Alaria takes the money and the note.
Fiver takes his father's and friends' belongings. He arms himself with Sairos's saber.
Arec takes Eyir's sword.
Gilon takes the armor and shield. (and various healing potions from the ship)
Lobelia takes the lotus crossbow.

Is that correct, Ar?

No one does anything for two turns just so Libya can get +100 mana. Or is that a bad idea?

Well, let's see. That's what I'm planning. Right now, you get 50 mana, then the skeleton moves (paralysis), then Seliad moves closer to it (stands to the left of the skeleton's square 2), and then uses Radiant Storm to kill it.
Alternatively: you get 50 mana now, then the skeleton moves (paralysis), then Seliad moves closer to it (stands to the left of the skeleton's square 2), skips a turn, you restore 50 mana, the skeleton skips a turn (paralysis), and Seliad uses Radiant Storm. But, since we don't know what kind of skeleton it is, this option is riskier – it might dodge. It can't dodge while paralyzed.
I prefer the original plan.