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“Mine seems better; yours is poorly done, do your job,” Urthang remarked phlegmatically.

- Captain, calm down. The main thing is that we and your secret cargo didn't sink. It's quite obvious, - he continued, addressing everyone, - that some powerful artifact or some unfriendly mage is involved here. And, I repeat, I think we got off easy.

-- Calm down? Do you happen to have some dwarven wood to repair the ship, son? Maybe you have a couple of logs in your pocket, don't you?

- Of course, I could try, with the help of the others, to salvage those floating debris and repair the ship, and with a bit of luck, it might even reach the nearest port, but you see what's going on around us. If this chaos continues, it will be easier for us to swim to shore.

- But you're alive, Mr. Sanchez. If you had lost, say, an arm, no dwarven tree would have helped you now. We should be glad that at least no one was hurt! And there's no time to grieve over the money; it's better to get off the ship. Who knows, maybe a second rock will appear from under the water, right under the ship?

-- Here, catch. We can reach the shore from here too; there's a boat, but we can't do without the ship.

What if another rock suddenly appears from under the water, right under the ship?

-- Do you think that's possible?

- Depending on how powerful the mage is, or what just happened, and who created this. If he can lift a rock in front of us, what prevents him from lifting it directly under the perfect, stationary target? Only the fact that the first lift took too much energy. Or, perhaps, there were more suitable conditions that made his task easier, while lifting the rock here would require more effort.

- The Mage is right. Maybe it would be better to move to the shore first, and then figure out what to do with the ship. The local authorities might be able to help us... Probably.

-- Of course, we'll get help, because I'm acting on behalf of the Empire! Besides, I'm somewhat acquainted with the governor... Alright, let's lower the boat. The small boat was lowered into the water, and the crew members boarded it. The boat couldn't accommodate everyone at once, but in a few trips, all the humanoids disembarked onto the pier. The captain looked at his ship and shook his head. As soon as he did, a large stone spike emerged from the water and pierced the hull. The ship creaked ominously, and a chest appeared from the hole: none of the players had seen it before. Sanchez took off his hat. -- Oh, well, I'm out.

Meanwhile, the goblin caught a crab. We need to find something heavy to break through its shell.

- By the way, Captain, what about our Very Valuable Cargo? I think it's just as important as our lives.

The crab pinched the goblin's finger, and Cadaver has only a couple of seconds to make a decision. *** "Well, yes, that's right. He's much more important, and he's ready to set sail on his own," the captain said calmly.

The goblin slammed the crab against the pier.

Sophronaios looked sadly at the empty space to his right: - Ah, if only you were a little bigger... He sighed heavily, patted the empty space, and turned his gaze to the captain. - You are a water mage, aren't you? Surely your knowledge is enough to move the cargo a little closer to us?

Having reached land, Selena sighed with relief; the worst was over. She looked around; she had never been to these lands before and therefore had no idea what to expect from this place.

Geb glanced at his leg, then looked at Amy, who was diligently pouring water from the tail. The guy scanned the area for a larger piece of wood. To carry out the plan, he also needed some rope.