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Did you even read the thread?

- Raina, could you bring Agidius to us? - Gaheg addressed the girl. - If we're going to look for a murderer, everyone should be present.
Varus could also be there.

- Rayna, could you bring Agidius to us? - Gaheg addressed the girl. - If we're going to look for a murderer, everyone should be present.

- Alright, - the girl agreed and brought the man with her, - but who's going to pay now?

– Zelig, it seems that you believe Laust has been following us all this time, hiding somewhere in the forest. But how could we not have noticed him, considering we have so many scouts? Or am I misunderstanding something... And why has everyone cleared you of suspicion?

- I didn't rule it out, - Gaehege hastened to say.

Fatigue, illness, noise, resentment from the lack of medicine, and Nemo's natural paranoia made themselves known. Taking a deep breath, she launched into a lengthy speech: - Because Zelig has no benefit from being the leader of the squad. Or do you think that our "doctor," who hasn't cured a single patient throughout the journey, was a burden and just ate up supplies without providing any benefit? Nonsense! He must have poisoned the captain, gained his trust, and, having gained power, got rid of him when he was no longer needed! I remind you that he was only interested in finding the ruins, not saving mortals. And do you know why? From the very beginning, he only wanted to find the ruins and keep the findings for himself; he wasn't interested in the monetary reward. And I'm willing to bet he's not a doctor at all!

-Not a doctor? - Ratislav was surprised. - I don't care about your squabbles over money or treasure, but if people die because of it, condemning innocents to death in these wild lands... Amos, what can you say in your defense? After all, I was the first to notice you near the commander's tent. To be honest, I don't even know what and who to believe anymore... - With these words, the Tyrian stepped away from the crowd and began to pray.

“It seems that we won’t be able to manage without stricter measures,” Lang remarked. “This is war, after all.”

- I cleared myself from the list of suspects because that's what any person would do. Besides, the first person to discover the deceased is never the murderer; that's a well-known fact. And finally, we approached Silverknight's tent together with Quetz.
No, Agnet, I'm talking about something else. All this time, we suspected Laust Brightstrider of stealing things from the camp, but it's also possible that both crimes were committed by the same person. In short, now everything comes down to the investigation.

In general, now everything comes down to the investigation.

-- Let's do it... But we need to expand the list of suspects. And we should also consider that it might be two people conspiring, for example.

Quetsi, after inspecting her personal belongings, warned the group that her medical supplies were running low and she would no longer be able to provide medical assistance to anyone, except for the simplest procedures.

- Send Adrian to get the supplies. He's been to many cities, so he'll figure something out. And have him ask about my illness while he's at it.

[Somewhere at sea]
— And yet, I still can't believe that an entire city was destroyed...
A young Vaironian and his Tirian companion stood on the deck of the ship, gazing at the night horizon. The moon was particularly beautiful tonight, and the waters were calm.
— It was to be expected, — a third man approached them, his face mostly hidden by fabric, presumably to conceal terrible scars. — They allowed the sorcerers too much power.
— In any case, they finally agreed to accept our help.
— Yes. After thousands of people died.

THANK YOU, ADRIAN

Maybe he actually saved us. Imagine if that thing had exploded in the camp.
Besides, you're not a Warlock anymore, Ples.)

Does Quetz heal our ailments? Or is he unable to?

- Finding the murderer is certainly important, but perhaps we could take a break? - suggested Gahegh. - If Paroxys and Horus encountered the lizardmen, they will definitely report it to their own kind, and then they will come for all of us. I think it will be much more difficult to deal with them than with those natives.