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Have you decided who will go with the guide on a scouting mission?

Does someone have to accompany him?

Well, Odda, who, in theory, could go with him, is not available (Medj is off). Lucina, as I mentioned, wanders around the camp and observes the activities of the others, and the other characters are "helping to set up the camp."

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I could, of course, start some kind of collective action involving a visit to the elven settlement or something else, but, as we have already seen in the past, LUCINA'S IDEAS HAVE A TENDENCY TO DEVELOP QUITE DIFFERENTLY THAN EXPECTED.

I'm here. I think I'm with a guide. I'm going to start writing the walkthrough.

LUCINA’S IDEAS HAVE A TENDENCY TO DEVELOP IN A WAY THAT IS QUITE UNEXPECTED.

Well, if anything happens, you have a gun. And if you have a gun, there definitely won't be any problems).

Does someone have to accompany him?

Not necessarily.

Odd didn't handle sailing well. There was some commotion on the ship, new crew members appeared, old ones left, even Lutiel disappeared somewhere. "He doesn't want to take risks," the R'lyehian thought. "And he's right. Brave guys like us will be the ones to stick their hands into a hornet's nest." Odd didn't like new people. And with such a high turnover, all sorts of random people were brought onto the ship. Kyk decided to stick with his old, reliable comrades - Ravelina, Gordian, and Tanasia. However, he was also interested in the vampire. She was just a curiosity, how could he just walk by? Temples evoked a superstitious fear in Odd. Of course, he personally had no connection to the dead god, but nothing good was expected from this temple. Gods had a habit of punishing mortals who stuck their noses into things that weren't their business. At least, that's what Odd thought. And the undead? They must be subservient to someone, just like in the cities of the Halekids. The existence of undead without a master simply didn't make sense to the R'lyehian. Most likely, some person lived in the ruins of the temple. ► In any case, Kyk didn't want to let the scout go alone and decided to provide backup. I'm activating the scouting skill and going with him. After all, he's also going as a scout, right? "Do you also work for Lutiel?" Odd asked Sakhariel on the way there. "How do you know the paths on this backwater island?"

I activate my scouting skill and go with him. After all, he's also acting as a scout, right?

Yes.

"Do you also work for Lutiel?" Odd asked Sakhariel as they walked. "How do you know the paths on this remote island?"

- I work for myself. And I know the paths not only on this island, but on many others. It's my job.

- I work for myself.

— What's the point of wandering around this island with us if you're not getting paid for it? — Kyk didn't understand.

— What's the point of wandering around this island with you if no one is paying you for it? — Kyk didn't understand.

- Just because someone is paying me to wander around this island with you doesn't mean I'm working for them. At least, that's what I like to think.

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The elf and the northerner moved northeast across the island. They had been making their way through the jungle for several hours when Sakhariel suddenly stopped and began to listen.
- Do you hear that? - he whispered to Odd.

- If someone is paying me to wander around this island with you, that doesn't necessarily mean I'm working for them. At least, that's what I like to think.

— A secretive type, — Odd thought, — he won't say a word more than necessary.
And if he's from Haven, Odd thought, "whoever reads this is a fool :p"

Sakhariel stopped abruptly and began to listen.
- Do you hear that? - he whispered to Odd.

The R'lyehian was also a scout, so the elf's sudden stop didn't surprise him. He crouched to the ground and listened.

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He crouched to the ground and listened.

If he heard something, he nodded. If he didn't hear anything, he shook his head.

The ranger himself was a scout, so the elf's sudden stop didn't surprise him. He crouched to the ground and listened.

Odd heard the sound of a group of people approaching nearby.
Sakhariel and Odd hid behind the trees. Soon, a group of eleven people passed within five meters of them. Judging by their appearance, it was easy to tell that these people were pirates. As far as Odd could tell, they were heading east, towards the coast.
- That's strange. They sailed away a week ago. Why did they return so quickly? - said the elf after the pirates had moved far enough away. - Go back to the camp following our tracks. I don't think you'll get lost. I'll return in the morning.

I suggest we attack them before they attack us.

I suggest using two assassin abilities to eliminate members of the Haven faction, defeat the sailors, and join the pirates.

I suggest we attack them before they attack us.

Let's raid the pirates, and the GM will probably say they were noble warriors again.))