Posts from Dal Shabet Auto-translated

A month later, Gahege was already regretting his decision to join the expedition. Not only had he almost been killed at the beginning, but on top of that, they still hadn't found anything, meaning precious time was being wasted. But that wasn't all. Every night, he had a dream that was increasingly irritating and, at the same time, unsettling. He didn't know any of the people in his dreams, and only Xipil was familiar. Gahege understood that something bad was about to happen, and possibly not just for the inhabitants of the kingdom, but for everyone else, including himself. What would happen if someone killed Xipil or tried to seize his power? This question kept him awake, so he decided to try to contact his patron. But before that, he decided to look for Mirinoth using a locator. The day for this turned out to be quite good, as the number of people in the camp had decreased by almost half, so the chance of being distracted was significantly less.

Five people successfully made it past the flower girl and headed further north. For some reason, this place was much darker than the rest of the forest; in addition, a thick fog stood here, through which nothing could be seen. After some time, the members of the group discovered that they had separated. Each of them remained alone. The mystical fog began to cause even more concern, and then strange glowing lights suddenly appeared from nowhere – they could only be described as clumps of magical energy. Each of the five encountered one of them. When these creatures attacked them, the people suddenly felt very weak and found that their attackers had increased in size. Nemo got the largest opponent.
As Agnet realized during her battle, armor turned out to be useless against these creatures; they simply hit through it. The shield also proved to be useless against them, but the support of the Creator came in handy. Her battle with the clump of magical energy was very long, but she still couldn't deliver the final blow to it, and eventually collapsed on the ground, exhausted.
Ratislav was luckier: his sword destroyed the light with one strike.
Nemo received several wounds, but overall, she dealt with her opponent quite quickly.
Adrian, like Ratislav, easily defeated the magical creature: three shots, dodging its attack, another three shots, and the annoying light disappeared without a trace. Keleron was injured, but he also coped with his opponent.
Finally, at the end of this fog, light began to appear, and everyone who could made it out. Ratislav, Adrian, Nemo, and Keleron met each other’s gaze. However, what they saw before their eyes was not what they expected: they were back where they started. Ahead of them, they saw the flower girl and Horus. As they noticed, despite her plant origin, her female parts were still present, which the dashing Khontai took advantage of. The group described above arrived just as Horus was pollinating the flower.
Horus could not get rid of the strange feeling; the strange liquid that the girl gave him through a kiss left not only in his mouth but throughout his body a pleasant, but very strange and incomprehensible sensation.

Adrian thought he understood what was going on and what had prevented them from passing, so he shot the plant in the head, hoping that in this form, the creature's head would be vulnerable.

At that moment, the flower wasn't expecting anything like this. Her head exploded like a watermelon, and the girl's plant-like insides scattered onto Horus, who was still in intimate proximity to her.

What a scoundrel you are, Alex!

Gheghej saw Mirinoth: he was in a dark room, most likely in a dungeon. A magic circle was drawn on the stone floor, and a black heart lay in the center. The sorcerer waved his hands and spoke words in a language unknown to Gheghej.

Nemo couldn't even think of what to say; she just looked at Adrian like he was an idiot. However, this wasn't visible through his helmet.

"Adrian, damn you, demon, why did you do that?!" Ratislav cursed. Nevertheless, the Tyrian's attention was soon focused on the other members of the group. "Where... is Agnet? What happened?"

--Well, why... She was hindering our progress. It's obvious that the fog was somehow connected to her; she said we wouldn't be able to pass, even if we went around. Besides, she bit off my hand, and you wouldn't understand what it's like to be without a hand,--Adrian added.--Although, of course, killing her at that moment wasn't very ethical... to put it mildly.

- Adrian, she was just as foolish as you are; she had no idea about the fog. And I told you that.

“Alright, let’s check it out,” Adrian said, turning and heading north.

-There, there, no need to argue over this creature. Let's hope she died happy, quickly, and painlessly.
Alright, in any case, we need to try to move forward. And find Agnet. I won't forgive myself if something happens to her because of my mistakes. Maybe Adrian is right. Let's go!
[I drink two potions of something, heal Nemo, and drink another potion of something].

This time, no one attacked Adrian, but, as before, he emerged from the south.

--Now I'm close to admitting my own idiocy. And yet, she still needed to be killed. However, it's still unclear how to find Agnet. What should we do, smartest one?

[Using Mental Shield, I try to pass to the North. There are no other options. If it doesn't work, someone will simply not let us through.]