Savyn: Savyn will take the opportunity to head to the village.

Ianric will pursue and if he can get with in 10 feet of the sahuagin he will cast Channel Divinity: Nature's Wrath Channel Divinity: As an action, you can cause spectral vines to spring up and reach for a creature within 10 ft. of you that you can see. The creature must succeed on a STR or DEX saving throw (its choice, DC 13) or be restrained. It can repeat the saving throw at the end of each of its turns, freeing itself (the vines disappear) on success.. 

If unable to get with in range i would like to pursue till with in 10 feet if able to . 

Annet will try to help bring the girl down with care.

Ianric:  You close with the sahuagin, and attempt to ensnare it.  It bursts free of the vines, diving and swimming away effortlessly.

All:  You release the girl who starts walking towards the village, beckoning for you to follow.

Savyn follows the girl towards the village glancing back making sure lanric is following behind.

Ianric will follow savyn back to the village  

Tuffy follows.

"....Oh we're just going to follow her...what if it's trap..." as Annet follows.

You all follow to the village, the path well marked by footprints in the moist sand.  The village is simply constructed, mostly from local plants, and raised up on stilts.  There is a large bonfire, with a gathering of perhaps 30 people about.  The young woman shouts , and runs towards and older couple, who embrace her.  Half the crowd seems to exult in joy, why the other seems quite upset.  An old, stern looking man approaches the party, looking equal parts puzzled and angry.  "Dai Hana," He says.  Seeing your lack of recognition he says several other phrases in succession, looking at your reactions.  Those of you who speak Elvish recognize the third phrase as am archaic phrase translating simply as "Greetings, strangers."  Upon seeing a spark of recognition he says in labored, archaic Elvish, "Who are you and why have you doomed our village?"

"...We were shipwrecked and found her on a post...we fought fishmen.." Annet awkwardly explain what happen and looks to the party to help her.

Savyn looks over to Annet "Tell him we fought skeletons as well." (OOC: Savyn doesnt speak elvish)

Ianric will look at the crowd of people in suspicion is there anything unusual about these people ?

Insight check 5

Ianric:  They seem normal enough, although their particular combination of common features does mark them as an ethnic group you have not encountered before.  You do notice that there seems to be a series of arguments going on in the group.

The old man speaks in Elvish, "Alas, Floriel was to be given to the shark-men in exchange for another year of peace.  Because of your interference, we may soon see an attack on our village.  As for the skeletons, yes, there are ancient spirits that haunt that part of the beach.  We avoid it at all costs."

"Bah gotta remind meself to learn elvish if I make it off this damned island." Savyn grumbles to himself for not understand a word anyone is saying.

Ianric will cross his arms and smile "just how many of these fiends are there to contend with? " he says in elvish as he taps his fingers in a steady rhythm on his right arm 

" isn't there any militia you can call on? what about your lord is there anyone in power who cares for the little folk around here ?" he says in a haughty tone 

Elvish

He responds in Elvish, "We have no lord we are a free people.  We don't know how many sahuagin are in their lair, but there were at least a dozen in their scouting party when the bargain was struck."

Annet translates for the group, speaking in common "Well that everything what do you all want to tell him... I think.. well I prefer to hear what you all think actually."

"We can't take on whole colony of fishmen on our own. We lost a lot of our gear and these people clearly can't fight." Savyn is torn because he wants to help the people but he knows they can't win a war.

The old man turns and makes an announcement to his people.  He then turns to you all and says, in elvish, "They are not likely to return tonight, we will call a council in the morning.  Please enjoy our hospitality."