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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CaBaNa" data-source="post: 5036545" data-attributes="member: 82643">Veruzak does a double-take, *He listened to me! How surprising, I suppose I shouldn't get used to it though... He did just take the position of acting arcanist. He's right, I'm not feeling... myself. Observant mixed blood, you'll go far in the world of arcana with that kind of attention.*Even with the blood cleaned off his face, the runes tattooed about his eyes still sagged noticeably with fatigue. Eyes, once vibrant Magenta orbs, now looked more like dim slits against pale skin. Even so, the wizard lifted a crate as per Martelai's request and filed in with the rest to exit the cave. Ah yes Atlas, you'll save that glimmer of humanity within each of these zombies, and thusly they shall be transformed into vegetables. Which will be much more difficult for the families of the victims. There is obvious feigning of concern in Veruzak's voice. The eladrin then stoops a bit and in a childs voice says, Is uncle Horrus dead mommy?! the wizard turns his head and stands to full height imitating a mother comforting her child, No no honeykins, he's just sleeping! you see, only the most basic functions of his brain escaped the degaussing of the psychiggot. His voice returning to the normal scratchy fey lilt that everyone was used to, Veruzak continued, They aren't sick Atlas, they've been mind wiped, no amount of hope/optimism/herbology is going to change that. Even if you successfully bring the spark of intelligence back, it won't be the same person. Go ahead and try though, I'm sure your heroic heart can't help but attempt the folly.</blockquote>

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