Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia Auto-translated

— That’s a beautiful name, quite rare. I’ve never heard it before. Where are you from?

and Kelian could have remembered it from her own experience)

Could the killer be Lock? In every expansion with Ayana, there are corpses and dismembered bodies...

Definitely not a Drearian. Just a greenhorn who read about "pickup lines" in some cheap book for 30 rems. Perhaps a Drearian would have been a more preferable conversationalist in this case. Maybe Gorazd's clumsy approach might have seemed endearing to someone, but certainly not to Alaria.
“It’s beautiful,” the Thanarian agreed, “but before we continue our conversation, I’ll state upfront that I’m not looking for a relationship right now, just to avoid any unnecessary misunderstandings.”
The warrior wasn’t lying. When you’ve just arrived in a foreign world and are risking your life, it would be extremely unfair to the other person to try to build a relationship. When death lurks around every corner, there’s not much room for romance. Some people in such a situation, of course, would have the opposite reaction, and would seek either romantic or at least physical intimacy, but Alaria hadn’t noticed that in herself yet. However, even if we disregard all external reasons, Gorazd simply wasn’t interesting to her in that way.

Instinctively taking a step back, Myco realizes what she sees, raises her head (her own) and looks around, listening and observing (including aural observation) the surrounding thickets.
you still have a lot to learn about execution.

Ayano is trying to conduct an aura analysis of the remains, if that is still possible.
Then - roughly estimate what these "patterns" and "figures" on the ground represent and what they might have been made for.
Then - detect any unholy power/evil emanating from them or from the surrounding space, including the thickets.
Then - see if there are any bloody or other traces leading away from the remains, and if so, where they lead.