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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tonguez" data-source="post: 9568537" data-attributes="member: 1125">Kahru was not comfortable as the sun rose over the rugged Crytsalmist. But it was not the cold and damp that niggled at the northman, rather the nagging suspicion that things were not right in the Howling Crag.Waythe and the Barbarian were both eager to move now, but he was still uncertain just what young Donnell and the Dwarf prince had planned? They had already had there request for a meeting with the Thane rebuffed, did they think that simply showing up at the gates would change that? The giants were already on the war path, the presence the Roc mounted scout, hill and frost giants was sign of that.  Would not showing up at the Howling Crag be seen as an act of provocation - a declaration of war? Waythe liked the option, maybe it was time to provoke the giants again."Perhaps we split into two approaches" Kahru suggested when the squad again gathered "some approach the gate in the morning seeking parlay with the Thane or his emissary, follow the path of the diplomat. I wish to go undercover of night, discover another entrance, and find out what else is going on inside before meeting the Thane - we are warned of madness, betrayal and even murder, I urge us to caution and a hunters stealth. What say you?"</blockquote>