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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dimsdale" data-source="post: 4699187" data-attributes="member: 79956">Kruk, stirs a bit and then wakes up. "How long have I been out. I haven't slept like that since...the carriage." Kruk, notices that there is food still on the plates. He gets up, leaning heavily on his great axe, and walks over to the food and begins to inhale it. Some of the food looked like it had already been sampled by the rest of the party. He doesn't care. After his gorging and shaking away the crumbs hanging on his beard, he walks over to 7-Rabbitt, who has his head burried in a the book. "Anything interesting Mr. 7-Rabbitt?" Kruk pauses for a bit as he looks at the graphics of the pages 7-Rabbitt is reading. "I...I get it now. If you take the cubed root of the mass of that moon and divide it by the square of surface area of that moon over there, and then multiple by the the 6th number of the 15th row of Pascal's triangle, added to 12th term of the Fibonacci sequence, you then get the short leg of a Pythagorean triple. Take that and..." Kruk starts foaming form the mouth and his face turns pale. He collapses and suffers from a short seizure, then regains his composure. Laying on his back, looking up into the concerned faces, he states "I'll leave the research to the spell caster." He sighs and then asks for a hand to prop himself up. "Thank you." Kruk then checks his armor. Satisfied, he pulls out a wet stone from his pouch and begins to sharpen the blade of his axe.</blockquote>

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