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<blockquote data-quote="gargoyleking" data-source="post: 7236973" data-attributes="member: 6865745">Dandin woke late and seemed in a daze as he stumbled down to the main room of the Cow.&nbsp; Without a word or even look of recognition he sat down at his usual place.&nbsp; In the end, he'd had to drink another two half-pints over what he wanted to.&nbsp; And now he was paying for it.&nbsp; Getting home was a blur and he was sure that Enseth had had to carry him for at least part of the way.&nbsp; For that matter, most of the night was a blur.&nbsp; Especially the fight.&nbsp; Did he really taunt goblins into running from him?&nbsp; Kill one?&nbsp; He wasn't really the type to haring off into danger.&nbsp; Yet, then came Wilhelmina thanking him for keeping Lionel out of trouble and insisting that his breakfast was free.&nbsp; He hadn't really, but didn't have the heart to tell her that her son had nearly been taken along with those they'd gone to save.After she walked away he sighed and looked at his plate.&nbsp; Instantly his mood brightened.&nbsp; Apparently they'd made a fresh batch of Apple cobbler this morning and he had a heaping portion.&nbsp; As soon as his stomach was settled, he stepped out and got the cart harnessed up,&nbsp; fed Hanar his morning apple and set off for the docks.&nbsp; The mystery of their prize was too intriguing for him to ignore.&nbsp; He stopped to inspect the boat and basically make sure that their claim on it was secure before heading to the shipwrights to inquire as to it's origin.Squirrels are evil!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gargoyleking, post: 7236973, member: 6865745"] Dandin woke late and seemed in a daze as he stumbled down to the main room of the Cow. Without a word or even look of recognition he sat down at his usual place. In the end, he'd had to drink another two half-pints over what he wanted to. And now he was paying for it. Getting home was a blur and he was sure that Enseth had had to carry him for at least part of the way. For that matter, most of the night was a blur. Especially the fight. Did he really taunt goblins into running from him? Kill one? He wasn't really the type to haring off into danger. Yet, then came Wilhelmina thanking him for keeping Lionel out of trouble and insisting that his breakfast was free. He hadn't really, but didn't have the heart to tell her that her son had nearly been taken along with those they'd gone to save. After she walked away he sighed and looked at his plate. Instantly his mood brightened. Apparently they'd made a fresh batch of Apple cobbler this morning and he had a heaping portion. As soon as his stomach was settled, he stepped out and got the cart harnessed up, fed Hanar his morning apple and set off for the docks. The mystery of their prize was too intriguing for him to ignore. He stopped to inspect the boat and basically make sure that their claim on it was secure before heading to the shipwrights to inquire as to it's origin. Squirrels are evil! [/QUOTE]

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