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<blockquote data-quote="Voda Vosa" data-source="post: 5939293" data-attributes="member: 51271">Toaddy's right eye blinked, as a sign of understanding. And then his left eye blinked, and Down remembered the frogman did that all the time, so his message might have been not understood. As he does usually, he follows the others, dragging his mace behind him, leaving a groove trail behind. Worried that the trail might lead the heroes to his personal chamber, sent a boy to step and fill the groove with dirt.As the kobold trapsmith came and go with his traps, Toaddy puffed himself, doubling his size. He looked angry! Or was about to fart, one of those two things. The toad had a grudge against the kobolds, because he had learnt from the old wench that raised him that his own people were terrorized by these creatures. Toaddy remained puffed, looking intently at the kobold that didn't even notice him, and walked away, following a trap wire. When the reptilian was gone, Toaddy deflates, with a loud *Croack!* It was then that he noticed that the rest had kept walking, bored of the toad's antics. He hopped behind, croaking.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voda Vosa, post: 5939293, member: 51271"] Toaddy's right eye blinked, as a sign of understanding. And then his left eye blinked, and Down remembered the frogman did that all the time, so his message might have been not understood. As he does usually, he follows the others, dragging his mace behind him, leaving a groove trail behind. Worried that the trail might lead the heroes to his personal chamber, sent a boy to step and fill the groove with dirt. As the kobold trapsmith came and go with his traps, Toaddy puffed himself, doubling his size. He looked angry! Or was about to fart, one of those two things. The toad had a grudge against the kobolds, because he had learnt from the old wench that raised him that his own people were terrorized by these creatures. Toaddy remained puffed, looking intently at the kobold that didn't even notice him, and walked away, following a trap wire. When the reptilian was gone, Toaddy deflates, with a loud [B][COLOR="Olive"]*Croack!*[/COLOR][/B] It was then that he noticed that the rest had kept walking, bored of the toad's antics. He hopped behind, croaking. [/QUOTE]

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