Wow. That was really something.

THAT WAS A FRACTION OF WHAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO AS LONG AS YOU SERVE ME.

Well, I'm not inclined to stop now.

"While I'm sure that the guards aren't going to be coming by soon, it's best to be safe and dispose of these bodies. Quick, help me drag these bodies to the sea." Percival will lead the team in tossing these bodies into the cold water and once they're done, then he gets back to finding Nezznar.

I suppose that your power doesn't include cleaning off blood. 

The bodies easily slide and drop into the water with a splash. Hopefully, they won't wash up on shore. While there's blood on the deckboards, perhaps someone with a cleaning spell could make this mess go away. We'd hate to spend the rest of the prologue weeks in court testifying and dealing with the law.

“I will help you with this, my friend.” Kazimir will help Percival dump the bodies into the water, then they will enchant the weeds in the water to pull and entangle the bodies under the pier, further obscuring them. “Let us proceed onwards, yes? I would hate to prolong our party split longer than is necessary.”

With the fight over, Lucas lets out a slight sigh as he watches the bodies of the would be muggers, get dragged down to the bottom. As they do, he ponders than asks, "Um...couldn't we have taken the loot from their bodies, before throwing them over?" He wipes the blades on a shred of cloth on the floor, before reseathing them and moving along the ally towards their destination.

Ava just swishes her ax in the water to clean it and then begins heading on to the lighthouse humming a happy tune about killing goblins. 

“Why would we do this? Do you have need of something these people had? Where does this looting instinct come from?”

"Kazimir has a point. If they had equipment worth having, they'd be alive. And if they had gold, they wouldn't be here."

You make your way to the end. A dark elf gazes over the railing of the tall lighthouse, looking wistfully out at the sea as the north wind whips his white hair around him. He holds an ebon staff tipped with an effigy of a spider atop it, and clutches a parcel underneath his arm.

"Finally!" he calls from atop, impatient. "I have been waiting! Come. I will meet you downstairs outside." And he proceeds downstairs, and meets you all outside the lighthouse. After looking you over mildly disdainfully a moment, he hands you a small parcel. "I wish to send this parcel to my friend in Ten-Towns. You will find the parcel properly addressed as you can see. It is very important to me and I must stress that it must arrive no matter what. I'm a very important person you know." he says dramatically. "Here is the money for delivery." he said, handing over the gold for the company for postage. "Now be off! You've delayed me long enough!"

Kazimir takes the package and payment from the very unpleasant elf, letting the bad vibes roll of their back as Kazimir turns without a word and heads back towards the wagon, ready to get away from this place.

Ava follows Kazimir. As they walk away, she turns around and sticks her tongue out at the mage. 

“I approve, Ava. Thank you for doing what we were both thinking.”

(Fantastic job guys. Excellent. Until the next episode, lets role play and/or hang tight until it comes out. Well done!)

When the group returns to the carriage, Vetis looks up, inspecting them (visually) with her pale silver eyes. "Any trouble?"

“Doubt it!” Kai grins. “Look at ‘em! Doesn’t look like they caused any trouble at all! Maybe just got held up on some weird and whacky tales the guy had to tell or somethin’.”

“My spicy friend, there were bandits to fend off, but I appreciate your gaze.” Kazimir winks.

"Some bandits attacked us on the way to Nezznar's, but we were able to hold them off well enough. You wouldn't happen to have any spells that might clean blood from my coat though, would you?"

Vetis blinks. "...No." She sounds slightly confused.

Lucas throws his hands behind his head as he walks beside Percival, "We have water right there, why not just wash it out?"

PROLOGUE ADVENTURE, EPISODE TWO: FROST AND FEAR IN FIRESHEAR

We return to our brave band of employees, members of the Luskar Deliverers, a mercenary courier service that delivers parcels and missives to the most dangerous parts of Icewind Dale and the Sword Coast North.

You all returned to Luskar Deliverers and loaded up your ship, the Icebreaker, with the parcels you collected (three of them), while other employees of Luskar Deliverers got the rest.

Here are the details of your ship: https://www.dndbeyond.com/vehicles/sailing-ship

For sake of simplicity and so I don't have to keep track of 25 NPCs, you all are more than capable of crewing the ship. You will find safe beds and warm clothes ready for you on the Icebreaker, and can get quite comfortable as you prepare to depart Luskan on a journey that will most likely last you many weeks.

At this particular point, go ahead and prepare to shove off, and assign ship positions. This is really a role-playing opportunity for you all before we set sail.

Kai cocks a brow at Kaz and Percy’s words, then looks closer at the lot. “Oh shit, you right,” He would confirm. Upon Percy’s request, he would perk up. “Pfft, Percy is a man of class, my guy. Washing his coat in salty sea water? Blasphemy! Don’t worry, my clean cut fellow, I gotchu.”

The genasi would wiggle his fingers in the warlocks direction, then— ”WHABAM!” Cast Prestidigitation to clean his cloak. “There you go! Anyone else want some magical clean up before we set off?”