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- And what guarantee do we have that the local authorities will keep them in jail for more than an hour?

- Do you think they'll execute them right away? Or let them go free?

- Based on my experience, you can never rule out the possibility that criminals are in cahoots with the authorities. Especially if they have such a dubious reputation, like the mayor of this city.

- If that's the case, then things are even worse in this city than I thought...

“A fox is no friend to a kite,” Fowl expressed his doubt. “If the local mayor doesn’t favor us Orcs, why would he hire them…”

- It's an argument, - Amber agreed. - But it's still not a 100% guarantee.

- You're all so indecisive, sighed Lyfa, - in such cases, it's sometimes good to think about the client's wishes when placing a task. What outcome, in your opinion, would the peasants who suffered at the hands of this trio want?

— Do you suggest taking them to the villagers? They’ll most likely tear them to pieces. Not that they don’t deserve it, but I’m not sure I want the people who have suffered from their misdeeds to get their hands dirty. Although, it would probably be fair if our clients decided their fate.

- Nah, I suggest we finish what we started and be done with it.

-- You enter and exit the same river, but the log is still there. Do as you see fit. We completed the task anyway, everyone did a great job, and the work was commendable. But here – it's up to your conscience.

The mercenaries stood around for a long time, pondering what to do with the prisoners, until the leader lost her patience and shot each of them in the forehead with an arrow. Inside the fortress, they found a modest sum of money (106), various junk, food, empty wine bottles, and all sorts of trash, which was the result of the gang's activities.

A modest sum of money (106) was found inside the fort.

The GM hinted that the historian in another quest was ripping off the players' characters.

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Chandra even regretted that the bandits surrendered and didn't fight to the end. It saved Fowle some bolts, of course, but whether it would have taken more time to continue the battle than to discuss the fate of the bandits is another question. And even a victory in battle wouldn't have left a bad taste, considering that at the moment the orcs were tied up and disarmed, posing no danger. They could have escaped during transport, or after being handed over to the guards of Grasaika, but that's impossible to predict. At least now they definitely won't be able to harm anyone.

A modest sum of money (106) was found inside the fort, along with various junk, food, empty wine bottles, and all sorts of trash, the result of the gang's activities.

— What a pigsty they've made here," Chandra said, looking around the fort's rooms, now inhabited by dead orcs, "and yet, it must have once been a formidable and majestic fort. It's a pity that it's now in such a deplorable state.

-- Not bad. But maybe the locals will be happy about it too. We'll take it.

- And that's all they "looted" from the locals? - Amber asked skeptically. Either it was one of the poorest places in the world, or the orcs weren't the most discerning looters, or...

– They drank it all, – Black Wolf finished his thought.

Once all the tasks were completed, Risetta skillfully cut off an ear from each orc as proof of the job done. Gromm watched with a stoic expression. - I see you've been in this business for a while. - I have to. Money doesn't grow on trees, and it's not easy to live in this country without it. So, shall we go?