A neverending field

[Corwin]

Time to chance it, then. She leads the way to the boats.

Do the devils introduce themselves, ie Sergeant Hellbeard the Terrible? Also, are the boats arranged in a line or clustered together? Ideally, I'd like to approach a boat on one side of the dock and name the devils that were used by someone for one of the boats on the other side while it's in transit already and wouldn't easily overhear.

[Anastasia]

They do not. The boats are organized on the shore in a line.  You could try that, sure.

The amnizu watches you, the slimy thing asking, "How many?"

[Corwin]

"Four."

[Anastasia]

"Cargo?" Is the next question, blunt and to the point.

[Corwin]

"Just what we carry."

[Anastasia]

"400 gold," Is the answer, "Who is your superior officer?"

[Corwin]

"Colonel Akamiz the Unforgiven," Seira tells him, passing on the money. The boat that took the devils who worked under him happens to be making its way across already for the umpteenth time, so interest should be minimal.

[Anastasia]

"And his superior?" Is the answer right away.

[Corwin]

"General Marod, 2nd circle."

[Anastasia]

A nod as he steps aside, the boat ahead of you.

[Corwin]

Seira copies what she'd seen the devils do before and enters the boat the same way.

[Anastasia]

And thus you cross. A choppy and slow trip for sure, but one that's ultimately short and safe. Your group is put on the far side, your bluff a success.

[Corwin]

Now they just need to travel to Ferrum's Crown!

If I saw the devils on the other side repeatedly do anything while disembarking, I'd like to know of it. Otherwise, let's walk!

[Anastasia]

Sure, quick d100.

[Corwin]

20:33 <Corwin> roll 1d100
20:33 <Kobot> Corwin rolled 1d100 --> [ 1d100=33 ]{33}