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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ringmereth" data-source="post: 2429916" data-attributes="member: 33915">You're not going to be needing all three-the Duke was supplying horses with the assumption that you don't have one. You're under no obligation to bring his if you don't need it.In the shadows of the cave, Thraxus' answer awaits: a dirty hobgoblin sits on the hard stone at the end of the cave, about 15 feet into the mountain. His hands and feet are both bound with heavy chains, and the chains about his feet are staked into the ground, giving him little room to move. Two buckets sit near him, one containing water, the other filled with hobgoblin waste. Unbothered by the smell, the Duke speaks. "This will be our guide and our evidence. And perhaps a bargaining chip," he says, and without warning, he grasps his axe and swings it down upon the length of chain connected to the stake driven into the ground. It cuts through the steel cleanly, and Ghenthar then sets it aside and roughly hauls the goblinoid off the ground. "You're coming with us, goblin-kin."</blockquote>