Divine Journey

- Actually, I was looking for you! Hi... - the young elf said with an embarrassed smile. He paused for a moment, looked at the ground, and then added - maybe we could leave this village? T-t-together?

- Sorry, I have things to do here. I need to visit the excavations and find out at least something about the treasures. I admit, I'm here on a mission, but it's not a secret. Let's have breakfast and go to the ruins, what do you say?
"I really need to ask him who he is and how he even got here. I just haven't had the chance yet."

Fang smiled:
- I would be happy to find this treasure as well. And what about you? By the way, my name is Fang Pei, - the young man bowed slightly. - I am from the Order of Yao Lin. May I know your name?

Tox, who are you talking to? I'm a little confused. It seems like you were going to talk to Torion, right?

To Torijchik, yes.

With Thorion, yes.
And I'll gladly go against the Hydra! No way I'm going against a Mage, otherwise, what's the point of me being such a tank?

They'll cut you in half, but I'll sew you back together with mushrooms and heal you with resin.

I'm not going. I feel sorry for the Hydra, and I'm scared of the wizard.

I'm ready for the Hydra, but I have some doubts about the Mage. Maybe it's better not to.

You can choose either one, I think. :3
The Hydra is simpler and more convenient for my hero, while the Mage is more interesting, and the quest has more potential.

Here's a suggestion: let's not wait until morning, but go to the Hydra right away. Arko, Ples, Hommi, and Siv will go with me. We estimate that this will be enough with the right strategy. So, I suggest that everyone sets off right now, and Revan will come in the morning and plan the battle.

First, you can go fight the Hydra, and then look for the Mage (if anyone wants to). Although, I don't know how it will work out, since they are in the same forest!

I agree with Ment. Plesen and I will fight in melee, while the others shoot and cast spells.

Sylvan units can also tank. But I suggest a strategy where not everyone tanks at the same time. If someone has low HP, they retreat and are replaced by the next tank. Meanwhile, support is provided from a distance. And so on, until the creature dies.

Siv can also tank. But I suggest a strategy where not everyone tanks at once. If someone has low HP, they retreat and are replaced by the next tank. Meanwhile, support is provided from a distance. And so on, until the creature dies.

Good idea, I'll go first, then Mold, then Siv (he also has a crossbow). It would be good to take Kosh, she has the "incinerate" spell, which is perfect against the hydra, if it can be cast on the weapons of allies. Just a couple of questions:
1) Will our tactic fit into Revan's combat calculation system?
2) Do we even know where the hydra is?

"A home, a large and noisy home, filled with all sorts of foreigners. I'm in a cook's apron, approaching a sack of potatoes. One of the potatoes looks at me. "Hello, my name is Kerlian," it says. "Sorry, Kerlian, I need to fry you, that dwarf is hungry," I reply, pointing to the bearded man greedily eating potatoes. As I raised the knife over the poor fellow, preparing to peel him, something heavy hit me in the back of the head. Everything around me went dark, and as I lost consciousness, I heard only a vague "Oh, sorry, I just wanted to ask if any generals had been around here?"..."
Slowly opening his eyes, Reynold sat up on his cot.
"What kind of nonsense was that?" he thought, yawning.
"However, it's not that important. It's probably already morning. At least, I don't want to sleep anymore," Trust concluded, fully awake, and, getting up, went to the common room, looking for his companions.

Many thanks to Imariske for the idea about dreams!