Ray Silver said:*The man looks and sees that the other bowmen, both giants, and Voes are otherwise engaged with the other members of your party. He slips one hand into one of his battleclaws, but then holds it flat against his body with his other hand. He leans well into strike range, seemingly unafraid.*
"I don't like mojh," he says simply, keeping his voice low, "But I am a fair man. I thought I saw marks on the walls of the cave, and prints in the dust, and to me they looked like marks from a mojh. But unless you can move at the speed of thought, I don't think you could have triggered a cave-in from so far away as you were. And the tracks were far too fresh. However, if I say my speculations out loud Aa-Namay will gut you like a fish in the time it takes to blink. So, go into the cave and tell me if one of your kind had anything to do with this, and where it is hiding." He turns, and sees Galen going into the cave. "Look, one of your friends is already going in. We have to catch up before he erases the tracks by accident," he says, cursing under his breath.
*Galen, you start into the cave, but it is still very dusty, and as dark as a tomb. You're going to need a light before you get much farther.*
Whispering"Not many like my kind, I'm used to it. Plus, my friend just saved Aa-Namay's sister, so I doubt she will gut me without first asking. And I thought only her sister and the faen went into the cave, and you archers stayed out here guarding, so how did you see these marks?"
Scinathar takes a step back and stands a step behind Mochor's left shoulder.