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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yair" data-source="post: 4976508" data-attributes="member: 10913">"It seems we are at an impasse. Two for the castle, two nay. Perhaps, if I will show you the wounds in the forest, you will be convinced to protect it, instead of loitering about it like scavengers?" He looks particularly at Thomas as he says this. "I, too, am loathe to serve this baron - but we have come at a lucky time, for surely this problem will resolve itself, one way or another, in a few weeks. If we do not seize on it, our leverage over the baron would surely be gone by the time we will return to this place. This is why I'm in league with Ilshana, here - we must seize this opportunity, if we can.""Come, let me show you that which I speak of. We can arrive there before nightfall, if I am not mistaken."In the background, you can hear Guerino muttering, in Italian. "They're going to the forest. I can feel it. And there's going to be a monster, of course. There always is." He sighs, leaning on his sturdy staff. "What a rotten place to die in."OOC: Since two are against going to the castle, and Leo isn't particularly enamored of the idea himself, Leo is in favor of exploring the forest a bit. Once there, Leo will take on his lion shape, and will try to lead the magi to the nearby faerie glen - to show them this "injury". He intends to properly commune with the forest spirit at the magical glade protected by the stag - would this be possible, with a Forest Lore check? Leo is aware of the affect of his Gift, and won't mingle in mundane society unless he has to. He'll be glad to let Ilshana do the mingling, for now.</blockquote>

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