Eying the half-elf as if she'd sprouted a third arm, Wulfcyne responds, 'Ye daft? Or jus' heard one too many'a story? Yer father were some strapping lad no doubt...Well tha' or some twit-erin' fairy. No matter. How'd ye hear 'bout them papers yer maegi be holdin'? Don' be shy now lass, who payin' yer way here? I got a double crown tha' says it were tha' Damnable d'Cannith.'
A sound like growling rolls from the back of the Brelander's throat, his displeasure clear as he says quietly, his voice raising,' Fer true lass, yer a far way from Sharn, but don' think the stink o' an aberrant mark assassins guild ain't wafted up this way. Bah! Slit her scrawny neck, fer I care not wha' ye do wit' her."
Spitting at the woman's feet, the soldier moves to stand next to Links, still bleeding heavily from the side, though the wound on his arm has gummed up, though awash with the blood having run up to his elbow and down to his wrist.
His blood up from battle and bad news, fairly snarling in his anger, Wulfcyne tries to calm himself by answering Links, 'Well lad, wha's confusing? Ye said it yerself, ye WANT te do something. It ain't thrust upon ye. But, think on this; Life is short, so if all ye ever knew is what ye want and do...how can ye know there ain't more, lest ye tried it? I don' mean flyin' off no handle and goin' savage, jus' tryin' somethin' like....Fishin'. Yea, fishin' off the Dagger, outside of Sharn. Ye done tha' afore?"