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Yes, this is the third time. And I'm afraid this time will be the last.
Added 7 minutes later If there's no way to save Altina, we'll retreat and eliminate this entire group. We will remember you. You fought and died as befits a member of an elite squad.
Alaria and Elrina run away amidst the hissing sounds of the snake people.
Added 6 minutes later
Revan, can I leave the zombie dragon with you so it can continue its… activities, while I go work on the front lines?
If you're asking this from the perspective of whether it's possible or not to do it right now, I'll answer immediately: it doesn't make sense. The next quest is a group quest, and everyone will go there; Arita just did it first.
With each passing minute, the sounds of the snake people grew fainter and fainter. The ambush set up by the "Enclave" supporters proved to be not as effective as they had hoped. They failed to eliminate the entire squad, and the documents detailing the location of their base were on their way to where they needed to be. Nevertheless, Alaria wasn't feeling any better about it. Although she didn't know Altina very well, the Remian made a pleasant impression on her. And Gekkon was probably a decent person too... a *snake* person. But the Tanarian failed to save any of them. And if it were a different situation, she might have risked her life, but now the question was entirely different. The documents had to get into the hands of the police to prevent even more deaths. And the death of two people, however worthy they may have been, was an acceptable price.
Throughout the ascent to the city, Elrina remained silent. Her face turned pale, and she only regained some composure when she involuntarily bit her lower lip until it bled. Had it not been for the surge of adrenaline that warmed her heart, fear would have overwhelmed her long ago. The ambush by monstrous lizards and the frantic escape towards the coveted doors, under a hail of arrows, some of which pierced her skin, causing a burning pain throughout her body, were only a small part of what she had to endure in the dark city catacombs. The most important thing was that all of this paled in comparison to the death of two allies, whom they had left to be torn apart by the enemy. Just recently, she had naively believed that she could foresee everything, that money could solve any problem and avoid unforeseen situations. This was a sad and terrible life lesson that she had to learn so quickly. It seemed that this was the true nature of the ungrateful mercenary's work. Before exiting the dungeons, Elrina paused for a moment to catch her breath. Turning her head back and looking into the impenetrable darkness of the endless staircase, illuminated only by the dim light of the wall torches, she angrily punched the stone wall. But in this case, physical pain could not overshadow the emotional pain.
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