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Message: <blockquote data-quote="diaglo" data-source="post: 760743" data-attributes="member: 2885">The dearly departed or Timmay's finds his worthBartol wandered back to Bernedette."I don't know how much longer I have," he said. "The Rock isn't going to let them play their games all night.""Bartol?" Bernedette stood up. "What are you doing? Tell me. What are thinking? No, no, don't do it. Please, don't."Some time later as Bernedette slept. Bartol rolled clear. He moved over to Timmay's body."Please forgive me my friend. But others are still needing you. You among all of us knew how to sacrifice for the good of the rest of us worthless retches. I hear there is a great treasure to be had where you are going."Bartol strode away carefully carrying his sacred package.Before he entered the cavern, he called out to the others."GGGGUUUUUYYYS," he yelled. "BEEE READY.""So what have you brought me?" the Rock asked."One of our member," Bartol answered tears streamed down his face."TTTTIIMMMMMMMAAAAYYYY," Bartol yelled the battle cry one last time. He hurled the gnome's form across the stream.The Rock grabbed it and swallowed him whole."GGGGOooood," the Rock replied. "I am sated."The others scurried passed. Erik dragged Ulfgar. Veridian carried the supplies. And Thane helped Elwood.After they had reached  Bernedette and safety."You never leave one of your party behind," Erik fumed. "Bartol, I hope you aren't going to resist the beating you are about to receive."Thane, Veridian, and Erik worked the barbarian over with the flats of their blades. The half-elf cried the whole time.Much later."Thank you," Elwood whispered. "He must of been a very dear friend."</blockquote>

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