Stick wanders behind Djaar, constantly watching, listening, learning. At least this mess isn't a full wagon... Pacing the length of his small group Djaar pats each on the head. Follow. Turning to walk Djaar see's at least two goblins have already lost focus, and has to repeat himself. Come with me, my little monsters.
With the whole group with him now, he leads down into the complex to organize the boards/wheels/kindling.
Reader! Calls Djaar as soon as the old goblin comes into view. Other than the wagon, you have done an excellent job. The chickens are all counted, and the inventory is neatly stacked.
Djaar smiles, something that has happened more in the last 48 hours than in the whole of the rest of his life.
Do you have a tribe count yet Reader? I'd like to know how many I'm feeding tonight. Djaar takes a quick look around at that. This place is, it's, CLEAN. I must visit my class soon. They are to be rewarded.
After Reader is finished giving his report, Djaar inquires How does the tunnel come along? Have you been making sure to keep the shifts shorter and increase breaks. Fresh muscle digs deeper faster. Djaar pats the old goblin on his back, Reader nervously accepts the praise.
I'm off to the Barracks.
Walking in, the place looks much better than last he saw it. However the goblins still haven't picked up on the bathroom idea.
Hear Me! Chief Djaar! Expelling you waste along a wall is Unacceptable! Where is my class!? Nervous goblin children hide for a moment. Front and center! The children are pushed forward by parents and other family. Coming to rest in front of Djaar they look terrified.
Now, you little monsters have done a great job of cleaning. goblin shoulders relax a bit. We will learn hand to hand combat today, I'll teach you the basics, when you get older Chief Vorgrym will teach you. Djaar pairs the children up, trying to match their skill levels.
While the children have their fun, Djaar watches carefully, occasionally changing who is matched with whom. Once he has identified the strongest and sturdiest, Djaar takes that goblin child to the side.
What is your name? Djaar barely notices a reply before launching into his next sentence. I want you to speak with Chief Vorgrym today. Tell him Chief Djaar says you have talent, and that you are to attend his class. Djaar thinks about this for a moment, knowing how this child may just be killed outright by Vorgrym. Djaar decides it will improve the little green fighter, or kill him then. Now you are excused from cleaning to go find Chief Vorgrym and tell him.
The rest of you students have not excelled past the class at anything. To earn your praise, clean this wall again tonight. This is not the waste wall, we are making a room for that.
Djaar leaves the class and sets off after Cloudkill, searching hi and low. CLOUDKILL! We have a raid soon, where should he be... Djaar wanders into the throne room, just in time to see a very guilty looking Cloudkill hopping off the thone. Ha, I suppose you are our second in command... If you want to sit on the throne I won't bother you about it, however the others are more strict... That's not why I have come, Djaar takes a glance at the tunnel. I have forgotten what that tunnel is for, remind me. Second, There must be someplace where the tribe can go to expel waste, Along the far wall is not acceptable. The whole place smells because of that, and I won't have it.
Djaar barely notices a small tug at his pant leg, he stoops down to one knee, and listens to Stick for a moment. That is why I picked you Stick! Cloudkill, assign someone the task of taking those boards and wheels we brought in, and making some more wheel barrows for the workers. I'm sure they'll appreciate the new equipment. Meet with Reader lately and let me know what inventory is needed by the tunnel workers, and everyone else for that matter. Come get me when you are ready, or the raiding party is about to leave, I'll be in my room.
Djaar and Stick go back to his room via the dragons trap door. Djaar takes some time before tonight's battle for meditation and also to consider what the next move should be.