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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LadyLaw" data-source="post: 5158171" data-attributes="member: 87417">[sblock=ooc]Since your ooc comment sounded like a question, figured I'd voice an answer.A little bit of both on my part.  I don't even know how to react to all this at this point because Az isn't happy and she's currently viewing this situation as lose/lose and I'm trying to figure out how to rectify this.  She's not happy they were attacked by an "ally."  She's not really content with the explanation given, but doesn't want to make a bad situation worse by saying anything else.  She doesn't like undead and has no desire to help one as she fears it may stain her soul; yet doing so seems like the only way to achieve the goal she doesn't want to tarnish her honor by abandoning.She voiced her opinion on what they should do, but at the moment is so fraught with inner turmoil that further ideas are lacking and she's just doing her best to watch her own back, and those of her companions, while they try to work things out.She's a puzzle-solver, so in theory she should be into this, but the surrounding circumstances are making it hard.  In addition to which, I, as a player, have no idea what to do about our lich taste problem.[/sblock]As the group walks back into town and Azryah spots the arguing parties her nerves reach a point of no return and she snaps.  Wading into the middle of the group, sword out, she whips the sword around and buries the point in the dirt between the two groups.  The ground two to three inches around the sword tip crackles and cracks as it freezes."Enough!" she states firmly, and loudly enough to be heard over the yelling.  "I don't speak Magari or Dwarven, so I have no idea what your argument is about.  It clearly has something to do with the zocaltipapatlaca because I can at least make out that much.  Here's what I have to say about that:  They are petty theives, and given the chance I will take their heads for their crimes against Merkari.  If someone here is harboring them, I want to know about it, and I want to know about it now.  Otherwise, arguing will solve nothing; so state your problem in a language we can understand and maybe we will have an answer.  Krassus over there looks like he'd like to sink into the ground, so I'm going to venture a guess that this all started over something he said.  What was it?"She looks sternly at each group, meeting the eyes of the people in front and doing her best to look fearsome and strong.  If she gets no answer, or no one interrupts her speech, she repeats it in each of the other languages she does know, in case someone there understands.</blockquote>

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