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<blockquote data-quote="jbear" data-source="post: 5971063" data-attributes="member: 75065">Lord Carric responds to Zuri's question first. &quot;Very. Some of our people have ... crossed a line. People have been hurt in the disputes with the Crystalbrookers. They ... have taken it unto themselves to seek retribution. And they no longer listen to my voice. And that is only the beginning. The weather itself has fouled. I can't remember the last time I saw the sun. The cold becomes a deadly thing to those who do not know the forest at night. And the&nbsp; mist ... the mist brings fey creatures wracked with madness and murderous intent.&quot;His head snaps around sharply at Wat's question. &quot;What? What do you mean by Lady Tamora mentioned a cave? What are you talking about?&quot;His voice tears as he asks the questions as though he fears he knows the answer already, as though a terrible realisation begins to dawn upon him but he refuses to acknowledge the possibility of that truth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jbear, post: 5971063, member: 75065"] Lord Carric responds to Zuri's question first. [COLOR="Teal"]"Very. Some of our people have ... crossed a line. People have been hurt in the disputes with the Crystalbrookers. They ... have taken it unto themselves to seek retribution. And they no longer listen to my voice. And that is only the beginning. The weather itself has fouled. I can't remember the last time I saw the sun. The cold becomes a deadly thing to those who do not know the forest at night. And the mist ... the mist brings fey creatures wracked with madness and murderous intent."[/COLOR] His head snaps around sharply at Wat's question. [COLOR="Teal"]"What? What do you mean by Lady Tamora mentioned a cave? What are you talking about?"[/COLOR] His voice tears as he asks the questions as though he fears he knows the answer already, as though a terrible realisation begins to dawn upon him but he refuses to acknowledge the possibility of that truth. [/QUOTE]

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