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<blockquote data-quote="Wrahn" data-source="post: 3868123" data-attributes="member: 9191">The goliath remains quiet, agreeing to go with group mostly because he doesn't have a better plan and he doesn't know them and this could be important.&nbsp; Content to observe and remain silent, he follows in the rear of the group.The captain's request for disarmament makes him hesitate for a moment, letting the hand out of his immediate protection troubled him, but given the Virtues reputation he found it unlikely that the hand was in danger from them.&nbsp; He was interested in what the priests had to say and not entirely sure that a well woven story couldn't still be dangerous.&nbsp; So he reluctantly parted with his weapons and followed the large captain into the city.The girl, Shard, was by appearances Sun-touched and it disturbed him that that kind of power was in her hands, she did not seem inherently dangerous, but nearly anything could set off one of the sun-touched.&nbsp; Haros seemed to be honest, which was good.&nbsp; He was more than willing to hand off this hand to the Virtues or Haros if the God-King did not immediately sense something wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wrahn, post: 3868123, member: 9191"] The goliath remains quiet, agreeing to go with group mostly because he doesn't have a better plan and he doesn't know them and this could be important. Content to observe and remain silent, he follows in the rear of the group. The captain's request for disarmament makes him hesitate for a moment, letting the hand out of his immediate protection troubled him, but given the Virtues reputation he found it unlikely that the hand was in danger from them. He was interested in what the priests had to say and not entirely sure that a well woven story couldn't still be dangerous. So he reluctantly parted with his weapons and followed the large captain into the city. The girl, Shard, was by appearances Sun-touched and it disturbed him that that kind of power was in her hands, she did not seem inherently dangerous, but nearly anything could set off one of the sun-touched. Haros seemed to be honest, which was good. He was more than willing to hand off this hand to the Virtues or Haros if the God-King did not immediately sense something wrong. [/QUOTE]

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