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-- Hey, Maria, Ilaria! -- she called out to her acquaintances. Although, it couldn't be said that she knew Ilaria well; rather, she felt a bit of pity for the girl because of her difficult fate. -- Come here, by the fire!
Maria was helping the injured, using her skills as a doctor and healing magic. - Oh, Agnet, I'm sorry, I don't have time right now!
Tomorrow holds no promises Except the ones we've made
"She's doing the right thing. I did help those who suffered the most, but I should probably assist her as well." -- Come on, I'll help you. You lead, and then we'll warm up.
Amos finally came to his senses. He jumped up briskly, almost falling again. - I don't like sand, - he muttered. Looking around, he searched for Saria and Alva.
The strongman and the moon woman were sitting on the sand not far from him, not doing anything in particular at the moment.
- Enough resting, it's time to get to work. - Belenor approached those sitting by the campfire and surveyed them and everyone on the beach with a stern look. - The city won't inspect itself. Kenneth, Saria, Nova, Conrad, Gervais, Radimir, Tarvitsiy, Horus. You're with me.
- Are you all alright? - Selig examined his companions. - Just a few scratches. That girl is helping everyone; go to her. Or to Agnet. And I'll go find out what's going on. Amos limped across the sand. I wonder how many crew members died? They should be washed ashore.
- Are you alright? - Zelig examined his charges. - Just a few scratches. That girl is helping everyone, go to her. Or to Agnet. And I'll go find out what's going on.
There were still no corpses on the shore, but after some time, Amos began to notice limbs being washed ashore.
- How far is it to the city?
- Quite a distance.
Belenor or Belanor? I like the second option more.
I'm getting confused, I keep writing it one way or another. I wrote it as the second one on the ship, so let it be that way.
Ment
Arandor
