Staring down at Giggle's headless corpse as if it were a thousand yards away, Thorson turmoil embroiled mind gradually slows, though it seems to take an eternity to him. Giggle's blood pooling at his feet, threatening to soak into his boots causes the barbarian to take a half-step back, and finally the moment is broken and the familiar ache of having exerted himself too much takes hold. His back and shoulders protest as the greataxe is returned to its sling, and a sharper pain in his ribs vies with the sensations coming from his badly mangled thigh. Blood continues to seep out of the bite but the half-orc ignores it for the moment.
Bloodthirsty fantasies of ripping Giggle's heart out of his chest and eating it swim through his mind, but ultimately, this foe was not sufficiently strong or admirable to merit absorbing his spirit.
Wearily acknowledging Edmond's comment with a nod and the comment handy spell, Thorson leans against the wall before his brain catches up to the realization that Dj'hân is all alone with Yargin in the other room, he limps quickly over there and craches down inelegantly to one knee next to the bound man.
Noticing then the tears in Dj'hân's eyes, he feels a moment of confusion before recalling similar displays of warriors after their early combats.
It's alright boy, happens to most people, a battlefield is just something that you get used to, people can get used to anything. You did fine. If you need any help with that, Thorson points at Yargin's increasingly mummified form, let me know.
[sblock=ooc]Thorson has 11 HP remaining and 6 rage points. He is fatigued for the next two rounds. The bit about eating Giggle's heart to take on his spirit draws from various primitive culture's superstitions and is not intended to have any game or stat implications.[/sblock]