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Where did the information come from that cleansing equals a buff?

Revan described their effect on Torir as being the same. He said that Torir would feel better for a short time, but the symptoms would soon return.

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In both cases, Torir felt better for a short time, but after a while, the symptoms returned.

Lol, I almost quoted Revan's post, as it turns out.

The squad returns safely to the city, but before that, some of them experienced the same symptoms as Torir did (those who ate the ill-fated fruits), and he himself suffered from a high fever and was very pale. Already in Glyneos, a woman in a long, hooded cloak approached Aldrik. She pulled him out of the crowd, despite the inconspicuous clothes he was wearing.
— If you or your companions need specific medicine, follow me,” she said confidently, as if she knew him well, “leave your people here.

I wouldn't consider that a sufficient indicator for making judgments, but it's your decision.

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Well, that's it, Baar has reached us.

The ever-active Tyril sat down on a rock and clutched her head.
-- I've been through so many troubles, and now, just because of some fruit...
Albert put a friendly arm around her shoulders, which was unusual for him.
-- I feel the same. I made a big mistake by making that deal, a very big mistake. And letting you do it was an even bigger mistake. As you can see, sometimes strictness can be helpful... Let's get going. Maybe we can still do something.

I won't make a decision/vote in this case, as such situations are simply an example of a phrase:

I don't even want to try to predict what any action in the Revan expansions will lead to.

You can enter a suspicious mansion with a suspicious stranger and get buffs, or you can go with a suspicious woman to a suspicious house and get killed. Make your decision based on intuition or flip a coin.

It seems a bit too suspicious. Should I go with her?

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Well, I might let Aldric go, but only with Rainhild. But it does sound very suspicious, of course.

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Maybe she's just after his 50 charisma?

Actually, the situation is quite simple right now, because we don't have a choice between death and...?

/ She targeted not Relhiras, but you. So, in my opinion, there shouldn't be anything negative here (considering what's already happening). Most likely, she is connected to that merchant and will demand money for antidotes.
In the best-case scenario, she might be some kind of healer to whom people with this disease have already come, so she knows what to do and helps. But we are in Heckle, so that's unlikely. /

“May I inquire about the reasons for such a request?” – although the Iagensdorfian felt extremely unwell, he was still thinking clearly enough not to trust the suspicious stranger. Especially after his fiasco with Arhe.

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She targeted Relhiras, not Aldric, because Relhiras is a monster, and Aldric is weak. In general, you are probably right. Richard asked for a name, but Aldric answered. And Albert too.

the others can go to Sharr, maybe he can help.

— Or you come with me right now, just the two of us, or I leave and you’ll never see me again.

It's easier for Sharron to find new mercenaries than to heal a bunch of idiots who overdosed on poison.

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Alright, we don't really have a choice.
Reluctantly, Aldric agreed to the woman's terms. After all, traditional medicine had yielded no results, and at this point, half of his squad was facing the threat of a slow and agonizing death. And all as a result of his reckless decision. What's worse, one of these people was Rheinhold. And if she dies because of him, the Jagensdorf native will never forgive himself.
— Lead the way.

It's easier for Sharrone to find new mercenaries than to heal a bunch of idiots who got poisoned.

That's debatable; we've already distinguished ourselves once, and we've even managed to complete part of the task. We're not entirely useless.

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Right now, the situation is simple because we don't have a choice between death and...?

We can refuse and look for other options. We've only just entered the city.

There are probably no other options; this is a GM's mercy, allowing you to partially survive in exchange for permanent penalties to stats and other losses.