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<blockquote data-quote="Thomas Hobbes" data-source="post: 1344176" data-attributes="member: 8623">&quot;I will take it,&quot; Octar volunteers.&nbsp; Assuming no one objects, he wraps the spearpoint in two pieces and places it in a pouch on his belt.&nbsp; &quot;If Sergius wishes to retrieve it, he will have to take it from me,&quot; he says with a certain degree of grim satisfaction.There are probably many measured responses to finding two humanoids standing over a tied up man.&nbsp; After all, he might be a dangerous fugitive, and they might be officers of the law.&nbsp; Attacking them might cause unneeded difficulties with the native population, especially if they are killed.Octar, however, is a Roman, and there are certain predjudices that come with the position.&nbsp; He does not know what the beasts are, but he has little doubt they are no better than the Orcs or the Wendol.&nbsp; He spurs his horse forward and pulls it to a sudden stop in front of the two beasts so that it stands next to both of them.&nbsp; While moving forward he draws his sword and once he comes to a stop, he says in common &quot;I reccomend you explain yourselves.&quot;&nbsp; His tone and actions are not immediately violent- but violence is clearly a possibility if either of the beasts decides to attack him.ooc: Move forward to be adjacent.&nbsp; Both the horse and myself should get attacks of oppotunity against the creatures when/if they attempt to pick up their weapons.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thomas Hobbes, post: 1344176, member: 8623"] "I will take it," Octar volunteers. Assuming no one objects, he wraps the spearpoint in two pieces and places it in a pouch on his belt. "If Sergius wishes to retrieve it, he will have to take it from me," he says with a certain degree of grim satisfaction. There are probably many measured responses to finding two humanoids standing over a tied up man. After all, he might be a dangerous fugitive, and they might be officers of the law. Attacking them might cause unneeded difficulties with the native population, especially if they are killed. Octar, however, is a Roman, and there are certain predjudices that come with the position. He does not know what the beasts are, but he has little doubt they are no better than the Orcs or the Wendol. He spurs his horse forward and pulls it to a sudden stop in front of the two beasts so that it stands next to both of them. While moving forward he draws his sword and once he comes to a stop, he says in common "I reccomend you explain yourselves." His tone and actions are not immediately violent- but violence is clearly a possibility if either of the beasts decides to attack him. ooc: Move forward to be adjacent. Both the horse and myself should get attacks of oppotunity against the creatures when/if they attempt to pick up their weapons. [/QUOTE]

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