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In the Merel forest, he will fall into a trap. You will leave him behind, and you will end up in a trap yourself until Victor gets lost and leads Wallis into a battle. Sorry for the spoilers...
—We are in your debt twice already, Kenichiro. —Klin nodded in gratitude. —I fully support the idea of a gift. As for the rest... The knight paused for a moment, considering how ironic it would be if they ended up being cut down with the "gifted" axe.
—You don't have to be a great sorcerer to feel whose aura has thickened over Barsia like storm clouds. His Majesty's support would definitely be helpful, but who knows, perhaps evil has already infiltrated the royal pyramid. This will reveal our cards to the enemy, so I won't bore you with talk about maximum vigilance; I believe you are much more experienced in travel than I am.
—As for the funds, we should take care not only of a roof over our heads and food, but also of finding a ship for our return journey. In case of an unforeseen departure, we need to be prepared in advance. I think our need will work in our favor here. No one will ask too many questions if tourists who spend a lot of money start wandering around the city looking for mercenary work in order to save money for the road. As the elder of my village used to say, "there is no better secret than a sincere truth." As Alaria rightly pointed out, the guild and the arena are our primary goals, but we should not discount the market either. If my theory is correct, the creatures of evil are not necessarily allies, but they are subconsciously drawn to each other, so be prepared to face not only our trio, but also other unexpected guests.
—In the morning, we will first go to meet the king, and then I plan to go to the port, wait for the raven to return, and find out about a ship to Margel. Without this, our actions are meaningless. We will discuss further plans after the audience with His Majesty. But for now, I am ready to listen to your suggestions, dear friends, if you have any.
—Perhaps, I can only add to what has been said that we should not neglect the local magic shop either. Assuming that we can acquire additional funds, I will not be surprised if we find something in it that can ease our task in one way or another. And the owner of this establishment may also serve as a good source of information. Assuming, of course, I apologize for the small pun, that our group will find common ground with this person. I have read that sorcerers are more sensitive to all sorts of evil than ordinary people, so Nirah may be a treasure trove of valuable knowledge for us. Although there is a good chance that we will have to pay for it with hard currency. But that's all for tomorrow, or even the day after tomorrow. Right now, —the Tanarian woman said thoughtfully—we can only visit the guild, while we still have some time. Let's see how much and for what they pay here before we go to sleep.
Arandor
Ple-Sen
