Eanos, human monk
Eanos smiles and nods to Rinaldo, bringing over his food and sitting with the group at the table.
"Too bad Nurlan's stayed in Monemvassia," he says, then turns to Quarion. "He was a bard who accompanied us. Probably the best to tell such a tale. I'm not much of one for words, myself.
"It was, as Rinaldo says, harrowing to say the least. Two of our number died along the way." The monk seems to tense at the thought. "They've since been returned to the living via priestly miracles, but even those miracles can't remove all the scars; both have much to do before they fully return to the strength they had before they faced death."
Velmont said:"No, her son was a human... at least partially, he wasn't a pure dragon, and he was trying to escape on the boat. Him and a few of his guards, goblinoids. We had to fight them, not an easy task, seeing we had only the equipement of some hobgoblin we fought a bit earlier. He had our stock in a chest on the boat. But I speak a lot, maybe Eanos would like to add some details, he was one of my companion at that time."
Eanos smiles and nods to Rinaldo, bringing over his food and sitting with the group at the table.
"Too bad Nurlan's stayed in Monemvassia," he says, then turns to Quarion. "He was a bard who accompanied us. Probably the best to tell such a tale. I'm not much of one for words, myself.
"It was, as Rinaldo says, harrowing to say the least. Two of our number died along the way." The monk seems to tense at the thought. "They've since been returned to the living via priestly miracles, but even those miracles can't remove all the scars; both have much to do before they fully return to the strength they had before they faced death."