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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tonguez" data-source="post: 9501822" data-attributes="member: 1125">The northman did not waiver when the Steinjotun replied to him. The response was not unexpected, and indeed,  once upon a time the barbarian would have issued much the same warning as Learthar had. Nonetheless is was the Skyjotun Lord Thyffon who had raised the external manipulation and Kahru was still interested to find more in whatever time remained.Fortunately the Dwarf Gimlak stepped in with his more studied diplomacy, though the princes noble arrogance may have caused him to presume greater authority than he had. Surely it was for Lord Faldurs to determine if the Steading was burned or remained - and in his absence did that mean that Captain Caine or even the Squire Donnel had the superior right?  The ways of the north were easier, who could understand the politics of the civilized?Kahru chuckled as the lad came to acknowledge him "You are a true blooded warrior of your people now young Donnell! You do honour to your Chieftain and if it was up to me I would reward you with lands and wealth and beautiful women. Alas I have none of those things to grant you! So instead I will embrace you as a brother in arms" and with that he wrapped his big arms around the young mans shoulders, hugging him to his chest, while a big grin lit up his features.The aftermath was something else. The Druid offered healing as required, and shared good berries for those who needed sating. Afterwards he inquired as to what plans Tamanar the elf might have, then looked about in whatever locked chest and boxes remained to see what he might findand finally the zealot of Clan Storm Bear would take the corpse of old Ironjaws, remove it from the hall and lay it in the woods to be returned to the soil ...</blockquote>

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