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<blockquote data-quote="FelixtheWanderer" data-source="post: 1857303" data-attributes="member: 17912">I don't really think that it is necessary to have Li take them all the way back to Greerson. Especially since it will take him twice as long as us to train. If we do plan on working more on this gnoll problem, I suggest we get to it before they grow more powerful and kill more innocent people.Although Kindrovv would like to see Greerson, he is content with following the SOL to Delve. He believes that they will recieve some sort of aid there, and possibly get some new skills. Also he is pretty sure he will make it to Greerson eventually anyways, so no rush for that.Kind didn't realize the magnitude of the gnoll problem, and now realizes that if it is something that he is willing to pursue, then he will require allies. Therefore, Kind wishes to join the SOL. If any oppose this then they may speak up and Kind will leave... or fight you to the death. Either way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FelixtheWanderer, post: 1857303, member: 17912"] I don't really think that it is necessary to have Li take them all the way back to Greerson. Especially since it will take him twice as long as us to train. If we do plan on working more on this gnoll problem, I suggest we get to it before they grow more powerful and kill more innocent people. Although Kindrovv would like to see Greerson, he is content with following the SOL to Delve. He believes that they will recieve some sort of aid there, and possibly get some new skills. Also he is pretty sure he will make it to Greerson eventually anyways, so no rush for that. Kind didn't realize the magnitude of the gnoll problem, and now realizes that if it is something that he is willing to pursue, then he will require allies. Therefore, Kind wishes to join the SOL. If any oppose this then they may speak up and Kind will leave... or fight you to the death. Either way. [/QUOTE]

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