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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 2433221" data-attributes="member: 11520">Officer's MessAs Michael turns to Chandar he has a realization. The furniture is sized for humans. Both Chandar and to a lessor extent Grond are crammed into chairs much too small at a table really too low. Next Chandar speaks, "Thank you Mr. Cardossa for your kind words. I'll follow your form and speak first to our successes. We had only a few casualties, but the loss of life is most regretable. Without the efforts of Captain Storm and Priestess Nac'Losin the loss would have been much greater. I am generally pleased with the treasure brought up from the village. There was more, but I do not think another raid would be wise. We took most of the coins and the most portable items. We didn't have time to go through everything before we brought it up. I do regret that two of my men found wine to be the most desirable item to bring up, we might have gotten more value from something else, but I suspect those two were the sort to drink their share anyway. Good fighters, but fond of the bottle you know. As Mr. Cardossa said the defenses were stong. The deadly sea life they had cultivated was beyond my men's experience. My men fought well down below. I think had we gone in against the sharks we could have bested them, but we might have been to winded for the deep dive to the village." Chandar does not offer a toast and only took a sip of wine at the Gusseppi's toast, appearently not yet having acquired a taste for it. Instead he says, "I salute you all and your brave men. It is an honor to be part of the team."</blockquote>

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