Sylvester Archipelago Auto-translated

After listening to the sailors, Tiberius still decides to visit Lutiel.

- And you want to get permission to transport a slave?

-What? - Tiberius didn't understand. -No, not really. I just wanted to ask if you happened to see Zalatov or Gordian Bruttius recently. You see, the sailors are saying that they left together yesterday to "hang out in the upper city," but they haven't returned yet. And I actually had some business with them, so I thought maybe you could tell me if this is strange, and when they might return.

- Just don't tell me you also bought that elf who's afraid to sleep alone.

Sarael's face expressed surprise. "Is this mind-reading?" the elf involuntarily remembered his recent acquaintance, the archer, "or is it just remarkable insight? Or did I miss something while I was in the city?" The assassin shook his head. "Don't pay attention, I'm a little tired. In any case, you weren't far off with your guess, so I'll get straight to the point of my problem. I brought an unexpected passenger on board: a woman, a Heliotrope, my friend; she wants to stay on the 'Drunken Whale' until we reach Lakelia, and that's what I'm asking. But I'll be honest with you: this is your ship and your expedition, and therefore I must tell you that certain people from Limiskla may not want her to leave the city. I think you understand what I'm talking about." Sarael paused briefly and then continued. "Despite this, no one here should know about her presence; I tried to do everything possible to keep our movements secret. So if none of the crew members blab about what they shouldn't, there shouldn't be any problems. If they do, I will take full responsibility."

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Damn, I'm slow :(

- Alright, Sarael. You don't have to worry about my people. They know how to keep quiet. As for Zalatov and Gordian, you and Tiberius go to the upper city and look for them. As soon as I'm free, I'll join you.

- It will be done. - Sarael nodded affirmatively. It turned out to be easier than I thought. All the better. - Tiberius, let's meet on the deck in a few minutes. - Having said this, the dark elf hurried back to the former slave. - The matter is settled. - He said to her directly. - You can choose one of the available cabins and settle in. If you want, I can move in with you from my current one, if you need company. - Sarael smiled slyly. - I would very much like to discuss some matters with you, but unfortunately, I have to leave for a while.
BY THE WAY, A WHOLE NIGHT HAS PASSED, WE COULDN'T HAVE FAILED TO LEARN EACH OTHER'S NAMES.

"Alright, fine," Tiberius nodded. "And how are we supposed to find them all over the city? The main thing is not to get involved in another mess. Though, I think there's nothing too serious going on, and everything will be alright." The mage pondered, waiting for the dark elf.

- The matter is settled. - He said to her abruptly. - You can choose one of the available cabins and settle in. If you want, I can move in with you from my current one, if you need company. - Sarael smiled slyly. - I would very much like to discuss some matters with you, but unfortunately, I have to leave for a while.
BY THE WAY. A WHOLE NIGHT HAS PASSED, WE COULDN'T HAVE FAILED TO LEARN EACH OTHER'S NAMES.

The elf agreed to Sarael's offer, and they settled into cabin #15.
Her name is Ravella.

Her name is Ravella.

I added the post to my bookmarks so I don't forget. My character sometimes has memory problems.

As agreed, Sarael went up to the deck of the ship, greeting his former roommate with a friendly gesture. - Well, shall we go? By the way, did something happen during the day?

As agreed, Sarael went up to the deck of the ship, greeting his former roommate with a friendly gesture. - Well, shall we go? By the way, did something happen during the day?

- Yes, I think the sooner we find them, the better. - replied Tiberius. - During the day? What are you talking about? Yesterday, we went shopping with a group of friends, and that was pretty much it. And you, did you have a good time in this wonderful city?

- So, we're going shopping? Well, that's not a bad idea. I just needed to clear my head a bit.
Okay, let's head to the upper city. I don't even know where we should start, though.

You can simply walk around the town and ask everyone you meet, and also knock on doors and ask the owners. This method always works!

I've already done everything for you, I hope you don't mind?
After heading to the upper city to look for Zalatov and Bruttius, Sarael and Tiberius searched through many places that the missing men might have visited. But neither in the expensive shops, nor in the hotels, nor in the restaurants they visited, did they find anyone who had seen their acquaintances. Soon they reached a restaurant called Cornut's Delights...

-Oh, I'm just getting hungry. - Tiberius said cheerfully, heading towards the restaurant. -However, the local cuisine might be too expensive for me. Let's ask the locals if they've seen any "missing" people, and... I don't even know what to do after that.

-Oh, I'm actually quite hungry. - Tiberius said cheerfully, heading towards the restaurant. -Although, the local cuisine might be too expensive for me. Let's ask around if anyone has seen the "missing" people, and... I don't even know what to do after that.

- To be honest, I haven't eaten anything in a long time either. - Sarael admitted as he entered.
If I understand the Hero's intentions correctly, we order breakfast and, at the same time, ask the staff for information about the missing people.

When the newly arrived investigators entered, they were offered a table, given a menu (with very expensive dishes – you can come up with some yourself, the cheapest one costs 5000 setars), and soon one of the employees asked what they would like to order.