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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Greybar" data-source="post: 1098464" data-attributes="member: 4938">Since I have them from my GM notes - the opinions of the three survivors of Selino's Vale upon the fate of the gnoll-boy:Rinaltus - It is obvious to me that Haraivans cannot afford to fight amongst ourselves.  In this, I agree with the Matriarch of Highlake.  But she turns her back too much on the enemies of all Haraivans, these invading beasts that destroyed the old cities.  That's why I left Highlake to help with Selino's plans.  This young beast is just that.  He'll never be anything other than a slaughtering beast, trying to kill and rape Haraivans and eat our flesh.  I'd say he must die.  I shed no tears for the pack of beasts that you've slain today.  I have no doubt they would have worked me until I was worthless and then gnawed on my bones.Scalino - With all that has died today, why do we need to add one more?  If you say he is a beast, I can agree.  Look, does he not have much of the features of a mountain lion.  Would you kill all of the cubs of a lionness if she attacked you in hunger?  But also, I see a gleam of intelligence in his eyes.  Maybe he can learn between good and evil.  He has grown amongst evil, maybe we can show him good.Athana - The scriptures say that Abanta wept to see the strife amongst the children of Hara.  She refused to take sides, to help any one kill any other one.  It was only when she was forced to take sides that the slaughter began, and so many died.  I believe in Abanta's tears, but I find it so hard to follow the path of tears when I know that my own children were slain by creatures such as that thing.  Part of me wants vengance on this one, or any one.  I cannot trust myself to give judgement.  I refuse to take a side.</blockquote>

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