These arrows came from the hand crossbow on the wall.
After putting Roch into a deep sleep, Sifa decisively slit his throat, then "arranged" Roch in the chair with his back to the door.
He believed that if Roch went missing for a while, someone would come looking for the Seer.
So Sifa used the hand crossbow Roch had collected to make a simple but highly effective trap.
Next, he took out the bottles of liquid from Roch's cabinet and found that they were all labeled. One of them contained poison.
So Sifa smeared poison onto the arrowheads. Unless the person who came was Margo, anyone else would either die or lose their ability to fight.
After setting the trap, Sifa did not linger. He did not even wait for Roch's Beyonder Characteristic to emerge. Saving someone was like putting out a fire.
When Sifa left Roch's room, he had already changed into the Seer's face. As for his build and height, they were already similar to Roch's, so he did not deliberately alter them.
Sifa went straight to the ammunition depot. As an important area aboard a pirate ship, it was not strange for it to be guarded. Thus, when he saw the two guards, Sifa's expression did not change in the slightest.
He maintained Roch's gloomy expression. He had followed Roch for most of the day and had already memorized the Seer's peculiar mannerisms and movements.
Though he could not replicate them perfectly, the resemblance was extremely close.
Seeing "Roch," the two guards immediately stood ramrod straight. Compared with Margo, the captain, the pirates were sometimes even more afraid of Roch, the second mate.
The Seer could always think of ways to make their lives aboard the ship more miserable, so unless necessary, none of them wanted to