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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Inez Hull" data-source="post: 1110066" data-attributes="member: 5114">"My logic you doubt? I'm sorry my friend but that statement makes little sense to me. Logical reasoning is either correct or fallacious. If you have doubts, perhaps you need to explore the process more fully and decide whether you agree or disagree with certainty. I will take the liberty of infering though that you believe me to be acting irrationally by having mixed interests. Quite the opposite I believe, I am merely in the process of weighing priorities through discourse and am even yet still to make a decision." Ehldannis grins at Nathaniel, "you see my desire for knowledge and my sense of curiousity are plainly at war with my sense of duty, and not possessing perfect self knowledge I am unsure yet which will win out. Even then I must consider what direction the rest of our company will be led and re-evaluate my still uncertain stance as each of your opinions are spoken aloud.""That said, as I have already mentioned to Brioc, both objectives effect your peoples more directly than mine and I am willing to go along with whatever the majority chooses, regardless of my personal preference. I am of the opinion though that our original goal is of greater importance and I believe there is little that our company can do against the Wendol, that fate lies in the hands of an army or of diplomats. As it is we have driven off the Wendol attacks for the present moment and gained some knowledge of their nature and that I believe has been productive use of time, even if not in the order of our main quest. I do not believe the Wendol pose a threat to the Empire, whereas the formula conceivably does and therefore should be our priority. Is it any less good to protect all of Rome? I do not know, so I seek to use logic to guide me, and logic tells me that the greater threat should be given precedence. However, logic allows me to consider that if my companions seek first to resolve the issue of the Wendol, I should lend my aid in the attempt to speed that task, and if by assisting my companions I happen to fulfill my personal desires to visit a Dwarfhold then all the better", Ehldannis chuckles, "for you should know Nathaniel, that although logic guides me, it does not rule me any less than my curiousity."Ehldannis blushes and smiles nervously at his companions, suddenly self concious after he ceases speaking.</blockquote>

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