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Let's go!

Hold on. Let's finish the game tomorrow. I don't want to go searching without Heroist or just let the game play itself.

I don't really understand where we should look for Ment, if he got lost in the hallucinogenic forest with fireflies. Judging by the loss of constitution, there is a solution, but we are too dumb to see it (at least I am).
Maybe we're not allowed to pass because we have a half-demon with us? Or maybe we need to go there without weapons...
-We've waited long enough. -Ratislav approached the others. -We don't have time to wait. We need to move the camp south; the ruins are to the east, but that can wait. We need to figure out how to save Agnet and get through this devilish grove north of here. We'll gather a search party and leave immediately.

Is the same group going?

I suggest we organize a search party consisting of Gahege, Ratislav, myself, and Quetsi, as Agnet is likely injured, and anyone else who wants to join.

No, a different one. Me, Paroxys, and Quetsi. (Or is she still busy with the squad leader?). We won't take Gahege just in case, and it's clear that the locator didn't help.

She can go. And what about a one-handed bandit, a demon, an elf, and an assassin?

If you want, of course. Anyone who wants to can join. I only have two options left for bypassing the fog, and one is worse than the other.

Okay, I can stay.

Group 1: Ratislav, Kuetsi, Paroxius, Adrian, Nemo.
Forest: Agnet
Camp: Gaheg, Amos Selig, Horus Harn, Mearef, Roger, Ivissa Tant, Lazur, Kelenor, Raina + Laust, Zyania, Kraesien.
Kuetsi left the expedition leader alone and agreed to help Agnet. It was unpleasant to look at Mearef; his face was green and covered with some kind of growth. Kelenor wanted to go with the others but decided to abandon the idea, hinting at an addition to the camp.

The group arrives again at the place where the flower girl used to be.

It was unpleasant to look at Mearefa; his face was green and covered with some kind of growth.

Now the commander will die too; what a great experience this will be.
Well, but what's the difference? Whether it's Ples or Aretz, it's still a half-demon in the party. Maybe there's a shield against demons there.
-Well... what do you say, should we try to go through again? - Ratislav asked the others.

After calling out a few times, Agnet realized that there was no one nearby, not even fireflies. So, she decided to conserve her energy and listen carefully: if she heard anything in the fog, she could then try to attract attention. There was another reason: Lang's voice was hoarse from lying on the cold, wet ground. Meanwhile, she began to ponder, and the thoughts were not the most pleasant. She thought about how foolishly they had split up, and she knew nothing about the others. Were they all right? Had they encountered the same danger? If so, how did it end? Or perhaps these nasty fireflies are not the worst thing in the forest? And the camp? Had the natives with that wooden thing attacked it? Agnet was angry at her powerlessness and ignorance, but for now, all she could do was wait.

Having overcome a dangerous part of the journey and reached this forest, the members of the group could begin to notice that some of their personal belongings were missing.

Gentlemen, replenish your mana and cast Dispel. It seems you need to do this before entering the fog. If there's a visible border, do it there. The fog drains mana, and the penguin knows what else it does; it's just better not to go in without doing that.

Gentlemen, replenish your mana and cast Dispel Magic. It seems you need to do this before entering the fog. If there's a visible boundary, cast it there. The fog drains mana, and who knows what else it does; it's better not to go in unprepared.

Well, Mental Shield didn't help, and Dispel Magic probably won't either. You can try, though.
[I drink a potion, head north, cast Dispel Magic, head north, and still one-shot the fireflies.]

Added 2 minutes later

a warlock capable of dispelling magic could destroy this obstacle, but...

Bloody hell, why did I miss this yesterday and not read it? I only noticed it now. :)

The commander is a bit tired, it happens).

Ratislav used all of his magical energy, which he gained after consuming the powder, but the fog did not disappear. Although it seemed to him that it had become slightly less dense than before.

Added 12 minutes later
Meanwhile, the artificial sun began to be replaced by a real dawn. Laust Brightstrider looked at the mechanical clock, turned it in his hands, and put it in his pocket. - Well, thank you for your warm hospitality. The path is now much safer. - He said to those who were not yet asleep, gathering his belongings. - You were all so engrossed in the north and the natives in the east, - he added as he left, - that you completely forgot to ask me where I was going. I think you will be curious to know that to the southeast of here there is a real city.

- A city? - Gaheej asked, surprised. - And what kind of city is it?