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Boris volunteered to escort the weary travelers to their apartments. Along the way, he gave them a brief tour, if you could call it that. As it turned out, there were two hundred anti-personnel mines around the castle grounds, and a jamming device (the entire area had no connection to the outside world and was isolated). Besides Boris himself, a large man (who, as it turned out, was named Kirill), and an Eastern woman with a stern gaze, there were fourteen of the prince's subordinates, ready to fight at any time of day, as well as about twenty civilians, mostly medical personnel or the patients themselves (as could be seen, everyone was under twenty years old, but not younger than ten). At the main entrance were two automated machine guns (Damage: 250-500; rate of fire: 6, 90% armor penetration). Exactly the same were located on each side of the castle. Missile launchers were placed on the towers (Damage: 650, four times. Require manual reloading). Each room had cameras, as well as protected, automated doors. The TT staff's apartments were located on the fourth floor, and each person had their own room. On the underground levels was a locked entrance to the abyss (it was directly connected to the labyrinth of this terrible place), and also the Lunar Generator, which had been installed just a few days ago. Boris warned that it was not worth going into this room, otherwise the person entering risked turning into an ice cube in a matter of minutes.
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Meanwhile, Ayren and Vladimir had managed to reach this place. The plane dropped them off a little earlier, so they had to cover this part of the journey on foot.
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Basil made a scabbard suitable for the sword, but not quite as he had planned: in terms of functionality, it turned out to be quite ordinary.
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The sounds of explosions could be heard.