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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jkason" data-source="post: 5302401" data-attributes="member: 2710">Barek Fhald, half-orc bardBarek smiles. "Any help is always welcome, Master Torenescu," the half-orc says with a bow. "Glad to be of service.""Barek Fhald," Barek says. "Well met, Mario. Your help was invaluable. I wish your comrades a speedy recovery.""It hasn't occurred to you, I gather, that Simion Torenescu might be inclined to deal with all of our trouble with the guard given that we just saved his life? So, yes, more trouble now, but possibly none at all coming out the others side. Not a bad trade."Barek frowns, his features growing stern. "Let's see: while we were accompanying a rich man who's apparently won the hearts of the poor so much that they were willing to lay down their lives for him--and how often have you seen that?--you were off prancing about with a group of ruffians who seem to feel no qualms about mounting a full-scale assassination attempt in the middle of the night. "It strikes me that one of our associations is certainly 'nay guid,' but I'd take a fair amount of issue with whose that is."His anger is clearly mounting, but as he finishes, Barek shakes his head, throws up his hands dismissively, and walks the rest of the trip back to the inn silently as Rezak does.The half-orc is forced to concede that Rezak's concerns about a follow-up attack, however, may well be warranted. He suggests a simple watch rotation in the hallway outside their rooms to help alert them to trouble in the night[/COLOR]</blockquote>

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