Lapistia

Nizida’s agents are already looking for those responsible, and now, with the information obtained from the only surviving guard, it’s only a matter of time.

/You guys cleared everyone out, right?... Or do we have a rat among us? We should have subdued Mariho; maybe he knew something. Oh well./

But the madness didn’t end there: a few days later, an unknown assailant secretly assassinated Mölendorf, leaving no trace behind, and only taking one item found in the pyramid – a chalice.

/Oh, I remember that dark-skinned mage from Shabeta...
Hero, should we buy the rest too? Or is it not necessary?

Sarian Marell became interested in the book "The Greatness of the Soul in One Person," which he exchanged with Tailina for a future favor; the cult of Gavellus seemed incredibly interesting to him [1/3]; and the former senator herself began learning fire magic from Asanmir [1.5/3].

bot-manchkins

with the information obtained from the only surviving guard, it's only a matter of time.

they took the loot, but didn't finish him off. well, that's clear.

it's a pity they didn't go to the pyramid. I wouldn't have died of hunger.

buy the rest, cop. what about the Kalevrites?

Here's your pyramid, Ar.

Buy it.

Oops,
oops,
oops.

- Utterly lifeless. But at least my girl is still with me," he patted the hilt of Zharalia. "Did you think through our actions well enough by capturing these prisoners? There's no doubt that the Ninsharians are pulling all the strings, trying to get to us. If their princess is even half as vengeful as they say, our deaths will be very long and agonizing. Your umbrella won't save you. It's only a matter of time before they discover where the trail of these prisoners leads. And no matter how remote this place is, we have no chance against a furious army. That's the first thing. James paused briefly, letting his words sink in. "The second thing is the Elulu-Suen. Specifically, the looted artifacts and the old man. I may be biased in this matter, but my years of fighting this plague are long behind me. Nevertheless, nothing good will come of it. It's a plague that consumes and destroys. The artifacts must be destroyed, or disposed of – I don't really care where they end up, as long as it doesn't affect me and my immediate surroundings. The old man must be put to the sword – you can be sure that he will use the most convenient moment for himself to destroy everything you hold dear. It is perfectly clear that prison has not broken him or weakened him, but has made him even more insane and unpredictable. You will not be able to control him, even if it seems otherwise. He must die.

Caroline listened to the information and decided that it was worth buying the remaining newspapers. After all, it's state money.

Didn't you kill the one who surrendered? Seriously...

I think we killed everyone. Maybe one of them was hiding somewhere or escaped in the chaos of the battle.
After selling the stone, Hodges goes to the tavern to relax, have a drink, and play some games.

It's a pity they didn't go with the pyramid. I wouldn't have starved.

A Hero would have broken through the walls and everything. Unless there's water/light, then it would have been bad.

And we didn't search the premises for loot and wouldn't have found a soldier either, would we?

He seems to have escaped beyond the prison walls, as I understand from the map.

I don't see where.

/Infantry unit in the North-Northeast)/

it seems like one of them hid in a house

Although there was another one hiding in a house, but it would be strange. I thought that Hodges wasn't just searching through the prison levels, but also through the houses.