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<blockquote data-quote="Silver Moon" data-source="post: 976067" data-attributes="member: 8530">The adventuring party, however, was starting to become impatient.&nbsp; Finally, she speaks, saying &quot;I can see from some of your faces that the name of Morgarth is not foreign to you.&quot;&nbsp; Rix had maintained his traditional poker face up until this point, yet becomes the first of his companions to actually speak the monster's name.&nbsp; &quot;Morgarth.&nbsp; You'd have to come from somewhere pretty far away to have not to have heard that name.&nbsp; Some type of man-demon I believe, from tales I heard as a kid.&nbsp; Just meant to scare little kids though, doesn't really exist.&nbsp; It can't, the stories go back for dozens of centuries, and even a man who was half-demon couldn't live that long.&quot;&nbsp; The centaur replies &quot;Oh, Morgarth is indeed very real.&nbsp; And you are partially correct about the phrase 'man-demon'.&nbsp; But he is not a human and demon half-breed as you have heard.&nbsp;&nbsp; He is a demon who cohabitates within a human's body.&nbsp; That is why there are so many stories of it having been destoyed only to return again.&nbsp; When it's human host dies, the demon moves on to another host.&quot;&nbsp; Maybe it was due to his upbringing, the rough life he led, or just not being in the right place at the right time, but this was all news to Finn.&nbsp;&nbsp; He had never heard of this Morgarth prior to this conversation.&nbsp; But all the pieces of information were now falling together, as this man's wisdom was not something to be underestimated.&nbsp; He speaks up, saying&nbsp; &quot;Which is why he wears the robe, cloak and mask.&nbsp;&nbsp; The human form may change, but his appearance remains constant.&quot;&nbsp; The cleric the adds &quot;And why your gods and mine have drawn us together on this particular day.&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; She looks at him more intently than before, eyeing the Holy Symbol of Pelor for the first time.&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Yes&quot; she states, &quot;Your insight does you well, follower of the sun deity.&nbsp; I trust that you are the leader of this group?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Silver Moon, post: 976067, member: 8530"] The adventuring party, however, was starting to become impatient. Finally, she speaks, saying "I can see from some of your faces that the name of Morgarth is not foreign to you." Rix had maintained his traditional poker face up until this point, yet becomes the first of his companions to actually speak the monster's name. "Morgarth. You'd have to come from somewhere pretty far away to have not to have heard that name. Some type of man-demon I believe, from tales I heard as a kid. Just meant to scare little kids though, doesn't really exist. It can't, the stories go back for dozens of centuries, and even a man who was half-demon couldn't live that long." The centaur replies "Oh, Morgarth is indeed very real. And you are partially correct about the phrase 'man-demon'. But he is not a human and demon half-breed as you have heard. He is a demon who cohabitates within a human's body. That is why there are so many stories of it having been destoyed only to return again. When it's human host dies, the demon moves on to another host." Maybe it was due to his upbringing, the rough life he led, or just not being in the right place at the right time, but this was all news to Finn. He had never heard of this Morgarth prior to this conversation. But all the pieces of information were now falling together, as this man's wisdom was not something to be underestimated. He speaks up, saying "Which is why he wears the robe, cloak and mask. The human form may change, but his appearance remains constant." The cleric the adds "And why your gods and mine have drawn us together on this particular day." She looks at him more intently than before, eyeing the Holy Symbol of Pelor for the first time. "Yes" she states, "Your insight does you well, follower of the sun deity. I trust that you are the leader of this group?" [/QUOTE]

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