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When the group arrived at the village, Daar felt that he could no longer continue. The elf was very tired, and although the priest's spell healed him, it didn't heal him completely.
- Maybe we should go to the tavern? - Daar suggested to Hostor. - I'm terribly tired. And Lindeskar and Faelvir will bring the bodies. Take the head from the elf and let's go.
- Well, alright... If anything comes up, I'll be at the tavern. And Daar slowly hobbled towards "The Dried Dragon". Upon entering, the elf immediately went to the bartender: - A beer and... something to eat, and please make it quick.
-I'm sorry you're in such a predicament. I hope this Vincent returns to you with good news. I don't think my help is needed here. Goodbye, my lady, and good luck. Having finished her conversation with the stranger, Lei Lan shed a tear. She understood the woman's pain, as if she herself had lost a daughter. And she sincerely believed that, unlike herself, the stranger and her daughter would have a wonderful, joyful life. Kind thoughts, hope, and faith in the happiness of strangers stayed with Lei Lan for a long time. She wasn't thinking about where she was going at the moment; the girl was simply walking around the city, pondering what would happen when she found her brother. Would he recognize her? Would she recognize him? What if they simply pass each other by and not even notice? What if they have both changed so much that they are now just strangers to each other, once familiar people? These questions began to torment Lei Lan, and for a moment, she was afraid that her adventure was pointless. "No, that can't be! Stop thinking about the bad things! My brother will always be my beloved brother, no matter how much he has changed!" Pushing aside her doubts, the girl again remembered the suffering mother and began to dream again about the happiness of strangers. But the joyful thoughts were interrupted when Lei Lan came across several travelers. They looked tired and beaten, and they were carrying the bodies of a man and a little girl. -Oh, God, not this... - in tears, Lei Lan rushed to the travelers.
Come to my tavern, what do you need those corpses for?
Daar tiredly thanked the bartender and paid him for the food. He was already almost sitting down at the table when he turned around, as if he had remembered something, and asked: - By the way, what interesting things have happened in the city in the last day?
- By the way, what interesting things have happened in the town in the last day?
- Nothing out of the ordinary. Crowds of adventurers, tales of treasures, a poisoned well.
When will morning come? People want adventures!
I've got an idea. Morning will come... in the morning. When I wake up, it will be daytime in the game. So finish your nighttime activities and go to rest.