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Well, we need to defeat the lizards and move the camp to the ruins (there's plenty of space there, and it's easier to defend), so we don't have to keep leaving someone behind to guard the supplies and everything else. Besides, it's just more convenient. So, we should all go!

Then we'll build a refinery, launch harvesters to collect resources, build a fast war factory, and rush with tanks supported by buggies.

Well, we should definitely go and slaughter some lizards and move the camp to the ruins (there's plenty of space there, and it's easier to defend), so we don't have to keep leaving someone behind to guard the supplies and everything else. It would be much more convenient. So, we should all go!

I think Revan was clearly hinting that this is a terrible idea.

Guys, 1, 2, or 3? Just name the number.

1, of course.

2, of course.

Took third place.

Zelig ignored Lazuli’s comment.
- Well, since everything is settled, I think we can head to the ruins. Unless anyone objects, of course,” he said, looking at Nemo. “But just for you: to alleviate your concerns about ambushes and traps, I have a modest idea. Kelenor will serve the expedition, whether he likes it or not. And Mearef would certainly want that; he invested everything in this venture. I just need a little space, if you don’t mind.
Basically, I’m waking up the guys, taking whatever valuables are in Silverknight’s tent, and we’re finally leaving, since everything is done.

-We don't object, - replied Ratislav. -Then, let's go!

Gathering their strength, the entire expedition headed north towards the coveted ruins. The journey took just over eight hours. And although it was, as before, simply littered with all sorts of dangers and traps, thanks to the coordinated actions of three magnificent scouts, they managed to reach them unharmed.
The bodies of Mearef (240) and Kelenor (330) had not yet suffered significant damage by this time, although they were noticeably starting to smell bad.
Ahead appeared the ruins; Roger, Adrian, and Paroxysius moved forward to assess the situation...
[Snake Man 1 misses
Snake Man 2 misses
Snake Man 3 misses
Snake Man 4 misses
Snake Man 5 misses
Snake Man 6 misses
Snake Man 7 deals 80 damage to Adrian
Snake Man 8 misses
Snake Man 9 misses
Snake Man 10 deals 70 damage to Roger]
Due to the approach of such a large number of people, the snake men could not have been unaware of their arrival and were on alert. Each of them threw spears at those arriving; one seriously wounded Roger, and another pinned Adrian to the ground, leaving him bleeding. The snake men did not rush to get closer but were clearly ready to continue ranged attacks. This time there were significantly more of them than in the previous encounter, and among them, one could see a huge lizard.He looked much stronger, BIGGER, and, most importantly, far deadlier than his other brethren. They, in turn, seemed to obey his commands.
The situation and reconnaissance results showed the following:— Each snake man was armed with several spears, which they use to attack from a distance.
— The ruins are surrounded by dense thickets, and accurate shooting from the forest (green area) or into the forest is impossible.
— The snake men do not hurry to move and prefer to attack at a distance that is accessible to them.
— It is quite possible that traps may be ahead.
— Some lizards took cover on the walls.

Agnetha is probably already awake, right? Or not?

Yes, Raina too, but she, however, is not in a hurry to continue the conflict due to her forgiving nature.

Adrian is in trouble again. Can I heal him or what?

Heh. I thought she would immediately decide to continue.
When Agnet woke up, she touched her lip and mentally cursed Rain for it. Only then did she realize what had happened. "It can't be! This... How could I be so stupid! Why didn't I protect my mind? Someone hypnotized me, and as a result... I already have two unnecessary deaths on my conscience!"
She kicked the first object she came across.
"And no one, not a single person, helped! No one stood up for Kelenor! Not even Ratislav! Not even the peaceful Quetz! Only the archaeologist mumbled something, but still chickened out! They are not people, but animals! Some are cowards, others are animals! They are unfamiliar with the concept of honor! Not a single one!"
Dal Lang healed herself to look less frightening after the unexpected brawl. Before the battle, she approached Zelig.
-- I didn't respect you much before, but now I can see even more clearly that you are a scoundrel, even by the standards of these people, Zelig. And yet, you can still count on my spear one last time. Not that I still have any desire to protect all this rabble, but if I leave right now, you'll think I chickened out.

You can, but I would strongly recommend moving it out of the line of fire and back into the forest.