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<blockquote data-quote="Old Fezziwig" data-source="post: 1761817" data-attributes="member: 59">The dwarf looks at Plonk.&nbsp; &quot;I'll take that as the compliment it might have been intended as, I think.&quot;&nbsp; He then turns to Gannon, frowning.&nbsp; &quot;Considering that upstanding citizens aren't paid to keep the peace and trained in the investigation of crimes and their prosecution under Brelish law, wouldn't you agree that the Watch should probably handle most criminal matters?&nbsp; You're on fairly thin ice.&nbsp; I'm letting you go because I like your friends, especially the gnome, and I think I like you well enough.&nbsp; I don't trust any of you, but I trust her,&quot; he points to the woman that spoke on your behalf, &quot;and that's good enough for me to let you all walk.&nbsp; I've heard too many tall tales and plain out lies to believe a group of misfits standing around a corpse and a decimated warforged without having a decent gut feeling about them.&nbsp; I feel good enough about the lot of you to let you go.&nbsp; Be happy about that, and remember my advice.&quot;The crowd backs off a bit as Rawhide jumps off the warforged (sometime during the dwarf's monologue).&nbsp; When the dwarf finishes, he smiles at the shifter.&nbsp; &quot;Thanks, lad.&quot;&nbsp; Then, to his compatriots, &quot;All right you two, let's get some back up and pack these bodies up.&quot;&nbsp; The woman blows a couple of short shrill blasts on the whistle, summoning a few extra members of the Watch to help with the heavy warforged.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Old Fezziwig, post: 1761817, member: 59"] The dwarf looks at Plonk. "I'll take that as the compliment it might have been intended as, I think." He then turns to Gannon, frowning. "Considering that upstanding citizens aren't paid to keep the peace and trained in the investigation of crimes and their prosecution under Brelish law, wouldn't you agree that the Watch should probably handle most criminal matters? You're on fairly thin ice. I'm letting you go because I like your friends, especially the gnome, and I think I like you well enough. I don't [i]trust[/i] any of you, but I trust her," he points to the woman that spoke on your behalf, "and that's good enough for me to let you all walk. I've heard too many tall tales and plain out lies to believe a group of misfits standing around a corpse and a decimated warforged without having a decent gut feeling about them. I feel good enough about the lot of you to let you go. Be happy about that, and remember my advice." The crowd backs off a bit as Rawhide jumps off the warforged (sometime during the dwarf's monologue). When the dwarf finishes, he smiles at the shifter. "Thanks, lad." Then, to his compatriots, "All right you two, let's get some back up and pack these bodies up." The woman blows a couple of short shrill blasts on the whistle, summoning a few extra members of the Watch to help with the heavy warforged. [/QUOTE]

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