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A character from my quote got one-shotted by a random bartender. THINK ABOUT IT.

A character from my quote was knocked away by a single hit from a random bartender. THINK ABOUT IT.

How is it that any random NPC is considered a GM's character, but real "GM characters" are never referred to as such...

Erephir can deal 351 damage in one go.

- I was born in the city of Ratiakhart, southeast of here. - Convinced that Erefir was not from Margel (the region), he decided to explain. - It lies under the mountains of Elysia and Kdieara; it is a beautiful and picturesque place, with clean air and tidy streets. And how beautiful is the night sky! If you try, you can probably see all these celestial beings. And I often visit Margel for work; there are more opportunities here, and they pay better. And where are you from?

Only Ayaano and Erefir, who have been isekai'd, have more HP than Gion. It's a pity that he lost the buff from the fruit, but he's still quite tough. For example, Erefir can no longer one-shot him.
Erefir can deal 351 damage in one hit with 81 accuracy, while Gion, thanks to four attacks, deals 598 damage, and his accuracy is 83. If FirFir misses, he misses, but Gion would have to be very lucky to miss all four times (I don't doubt him, of course, but still).
I think Reven is just trying to protect his mobs.

Whether there's 1 or 2 harpies – no problem. But large groups in this expedition are dangerous; that's why I brought a bow. The enemy's danger increases disproportionately to their numbers.
Gion has no armor. No regeneration. The harpies could have an build with Ethereal Strike and Return (they are harpies, after all). Or they could just throw stones (by the way, we could clarify how they fight passengers, but you know what...). Gion also doesn't have much evasion. 3-4 hits with standard damage of around 100, and he's dead. No one can resurrect him. I don't understand what you're talking about and what this comparison is for.
The plan relying on his strength is unreliable. Yes, Gion is a strong guy, he leveled up, good for him, and yes, I might be overestimating the harpies. Maybe they just weakly scratch with their claws for 50 damage? Maybe they don't have any additional abilities besides flight? Maybe. Do you want to check?

I only remember one such instance in the entire history of expeditions.

- The fewer people, the more supplies we'll have. We can come back later when the harpies are gone.

Guyon hesitates for a moment longer, but eventually agrees; this option seems the most rational to him.
- Only not when, but if, - he adds. - Let's not rely too much on that.

Excellent. Simply wonderful. Well, of course, things could have been even worse – she could have ended up on a deserted island or in the hands of slave traders, but only those with a truly defeatist mindset would console themselves with such thoughts. It was necessary to focus on the facts. The facts were that they hadn't even come close to completing the mission. It was even possible that it had become impossible. There was no point in hoping for a miracle, for the arrival of an envoy from Her Majesty. The most sensible option was to reach the nearest city. And then, depending on the situation, if her companions happened to be nearby, they could set off again and make some plans. Otherwise, she would earn money for a return ticket and sail to Margel to report the failure to Her Highness. But going to the city without provisions was a risky undertaking. Even suicidal. And it would also be helpful to figure out where north was and where south was. Therefore, before making any hasty decisions, Alaria began to do just that – she tried to determine the poles, combining this with searching for provisions or, perhaps, something else useful that the sea might have washed ashore. Perhaps some equipment. Or at least some fish.