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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Uriel" data-source="post: 1448708" data-attributes="member: 8222">The Dwarf laughs and says 'Aye, good Halfling. They taste delicious, though, I bet they'd think the same of ye. SOme of em get's bigger than a man, the ones thet wash in from the lake rumoured ta be deeper ina the mountains...'To Rurik the old Dwarf hesitates a moment, looking to his companion, who seems insistant that he say something that he's keeping back (with bulging eyes and an exasperated look) says 'Well, Master Rurik. I haint one ta make up stories, old Durgan there kin tell ye. But...'He falters and goes quiet. The other fisherdwarf says 'Tell em, ye blasted old badger, they's 'ere ta right things and git this business done with!'The first Dwarf nods nervously and continues 'Well, two days ago, me'an Durgan here wuz heading back up from the water here and we sees somethin big and covered in darkness go flyin' past us, heading back down into the depths. It wuz all wngs and such...though it's 2 green eyes'll haunt me fer my lasting days. Te thing passed by within 20 feet of us, and wuz gone. Later, we learned thet that young Buntil got slayed, the poor lad just a year in the guard an'all.' The Dwarfs both doff their caps at the mention of the dead young dwarf, then Durgan continues where his friend left off 'We di'nt git a good look at te thing, but those eyes...and it wuz bigger'n a dwarf,too. Sized as a Human, maybe as big's a Bainlunder even..'<Bainlunders are fairly stock,if not overly tall></blockquote>

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