Caer listens carefully to the words of the innkeeper. Seeing the innkeeper's face and hearing his words, some small kernel of ... empathy ... that lay buried deep within Caer flowers.
You did everything you could Oswald. You saved the living and gave them solace. But soon the living will be hungry, and the dead are always hungry. Let us free your friends from the unholy prison they have been trapped in. We will go in, and you can lock the door behind us. We will call out to you when ... they are free.
To Deidre, Caer continues briefly in Elvish-
Perhaps the two of us could do it alone, but if you wish to ask the others to join us .... it may come better from you.
You did everything you could Oswald. You saved the living and gave them solace. But soon the living will be hungry, and the dead are always hungry. Let us free your friends from the unholy prison they have been trapped in. We will go in, and you can lock the door behind us. We will call out to you when ... they are free.
To Deidre, Caer continues briefly in Elvish-
Perhaps the two of us could do it alone, but if you wish to ask the others to join us .... it may come better from you.
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