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"There are too many people in this expedition... But now, without Nox's patronage, I'm just a one-handed bandit. What can I do?" Adrian thought.
"I should explore the other doors," he said aloud. "There might be something valuable there."
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
- What good did your knowledge bring, my dear? And by "good," I mean the group, not Horus. As far as I remember, you spent almost all your time in the tent. You didn't even bother to come out willingly when our commander was killed! Ar, I suggest our pair head to the Temple of Xipil first, to share information and medicine.
- What good did your knowledge bring, my dear? And by good, I mean a group, not Horus. As far as I remember, you spent almost all your time in the tent. You didn't even bother to come out willingly when our commander was killed! Ar, I suggest our pair go, for starters, to the Temple of Xipil to share information and medicine.
Khontayka sniffed haughtily. - I'm not surprised that your weak mind couldn't understand what I was doing all this time. Without my work, our entire journey would have ended before we even reached the ruins. Dealing with technology and other mental work is not the same as wielding a sword.
Nemo didn't like the tone and behavior of Ivy. Not because of rudeness, no, but because of the sharp change in her character; she had become too talkative. Just in case, the demon-born decided to read her mind.
- I haven't noticed any help from any of your inventions, either on the road or in battle. Without us, you would have been dead long ago! And that's not even mentioning the fact that we, not you, found that historically valuable diary of the witch from the wild lands!
[Failure] - A diary? - The girl feigned surprise and waved her hand again. - How did this thing help us in the search for these ruins? We were led here by a bandit named Laust, and your expedition to the north ended with Agnet almost losing her life, and the sphere you stole and delivered to Dal Shabet exploded, destroying the capital of the kingdom along with all its inhabitants.
Horus approached Ivis and handed her the teleportation device.
"It seems our expedition ends here," Horus said in an unusual tone. "I must return the device to you. It seems it interfered with an unpleasant conversation."
"Calm down... Mark. Don't you have enough? Go look for more in the dungeons."
Tomorrow holds no promises Except the ones we've made
- She didn't help in searching for ruins, but she revealed the secrets of antiquity. And here, we just found a pile of gold and an ancient deity. Which, I'm willing to bet, is much more dangerous than some sphere, - Nemo replied in an equally sarcastic tone, not giving up on trying to peer into the girl's mind.
Arandor
Граф Орлов
