Posts from Peter Duff (Goeden Dag) Auto-translated

- It's pointless to search the coastal cliffs – we're more likely to hurt ourselves than find anything. But it would be a good idea to explore the island. As long as those greenskins don't get in the way.

“But you promised them you’d get them goblins,” Cerebra said hesitantly.

- One doesn't interfere with the other. While some are catching goblins, others can explore the island. By the way, you can even negotiate with the goblins – offer them some tasty orcs.

Ceres wanted to reply that goblins don't eat orcs, as such attempts usually end badly, but she remained silent. "Alright, then let's gather volunteers!" Antonio said in a commanding voice. "Those who are going to catch goblins, go to the left side. Those who are going to explore the island, go to the right."

- Actually, there are still about fifty people left on the ship. It will be quite difficult for six of us to explore the island. And catching goblins will be even harder.

The people started to gradually disperse.
--Of course, -- he replied to Peter's remark. -- But we will start deciding now.

- Does anyone know Goblin?

– Well, I suppose. But why? – the teacher responded, once again.

- Well, I'll go to the goblins then. And you'll sail with me. You'll help me negotiate with them. Captain, I'll need a ship and about thirty men.

“What are we supposed to agree on?” Ceres wondered. “Well, I won’t give you a ship, but I’ll give you people. You can sail on a few lifeboats.”

- No, Captain, this won't do. I'm not going on the boats to some unknown place in unfamiliar waters! Ceres, ask those green guys if there's a suitable cove on the island where a ship can anchor. We'll pretend we're stopping for repairs. Besides, the hull is probably already overgrown. We can also take a look around the island. I think these guys will put up with us for a couple of days. If we don't find anything interesting, we'll visit the goblins. How does the plan sound?

But in any case, the ship cannot approach the island without a pier; it will run aground. At best, it can get close enough to quickly transport the entire crew to the shore in two or three boat trips. In fact, the ship is currently in a similar situation.
--Actually, we don't really have time for goblins right now, -- Antonio remarked. --On the other hand, what if they suspect something! But these are orcs. So, let's do just that.

- Well, that's great. All that's left is to find a suitable Cove.

– Well, to the ship! – Antonio commanded. – Or rather, for now, to the boat, and then to the ship!

"It's about time," Peter thought, and without much enthusiasm, he headed towards the boat.