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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lukeworm" data-source="post: 4553594" data-attributes="member: 21121">The night after the fight Horatio was even more quiet then usual, sitting at the nearly burnt tavern he went over his books and notes trying to recall more information about the ancient army none as “the Hand”  and the goblin prophet Sinruth. He wished he can consult some the tomes at the royal library, but this provincial town had nothing to equal it. Horatio was surprised to be included with the people Councilmember Troyas invited. He wasn’t sure in what way he can help as fighting goblin, and worse monstrosities, was not his expertise. He was not one to ignore official request and so early morning he was at the councilmember’s office. When Troyas asked about their intentions Horatio’s first thought was to be on the next wagon out of town. Then he remembered that according to the kingdom law any one holding official position is required to assist the local authorities in a time of crisis. It also accrued to him that the royal library operated under a royal charter, and that he was a member of this institute, even if a very junior one, therefore it was his duty to help the councilmember. “Honorable councilmember as an unintended representative of the curt”, here Horatio explains the requirement of the law as mentioned above, “I am at your service regarding the threat to this town. I can only speak for my self but I believe that my friends here will do like ways. I am cruise about the attack yesterday, was there any sign suggesting an event like this was immanent? Do you know what is the reason for it, or what was it purpose?” OOC: during the conversation Horatio will try to understand if the councilmember has other motives then helping the town. Insight <a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/1816422/" target="_blank">check (1d20+7=17)</a> success.</blockquote>

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