LadyLaw
First Post
Azryah had been waiting for Jynxx to jump into the conversation, since he seemed to do that. However, since he had remained oddly silent, she decided it might be best to say something after all.
"Yes, the bridge was destroyed by those zealots." There is a gleam in her eyes that says she is still filled with a certain level of rage about the situation. "We dispatched them, but it was dark, and I know nothing of fixing bridges, so there was little we could do about it. However, if you know who we should talk to about getting it fixed, I'll certainly make mention."
Her voice calms and the fire in her eyes retreats. She returns the the normally clam and pristine look of her race.
"That not-withstanding, however, I don't think you'll see many children from Newhill for a while. With the dessimation of the plantation and the threats from the zocaltipapatlaca their parents are all quite frightened, as my kobold friend here mentioned," she indicated Papolstaanas with an empty hand. "Apparently there are some in the village who think along the same lines as the zocaltipapatlaca, and so the villagers fear for their childrens' lives should they send them out."
"Yes, the bridge was destroyed by those zealots." There is a gleam in her eyes that says she is still filled with a certain level of rage about the situation. "We dispatched them, but it was dark, and I know nothing of fixing bridges, so there was little we could do about it. However, if you know who we should talk to about getting it fixed, I'll certainly make mention."
Her voice calms and the fire in her eyes retreats. She returns the the normally clam and pristine look of her race.
"That not-withstanding, however, I don't think you'll see many children from Newhill for a while. With the dessimation of the plantation and the threats from the zocaltipapatlaca their parents are all quite frightened, as my kobold friend here mentioned," she indicated Papolstaanas with an empty hand. "Apparently there are some in the village who think along the same lines as the zocaltipapatlaca, and so the villagers fear for their childrens' lives should they send them out."