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<blockquote data-quote="Archon Basileus" data-source="post: 7300500" data-attributes="member: 6855545">Drui begins cleaning his hammer with a blood-stained rag, watching the conversation. He can't make out what Angis is saying, but he feels quite familiar with more universal forms of language. He tries to read the fear in the hobgoblin's face as his dwarf companion goes on, evaluating the results and contemplating the impact of Enseth's shadow over the creature. Both warriors make for imposing figures in Drui's eyes, contrasting with the half-sleep greenskin, now bound in ropes. This would be an interesting measure of his dignity: would he stand his ground, or would he break? Others might consider this a minor event, but to Drui it might well define the temperament of his adversaries. Branding this single creature a coward would make him see the greenskins as ravagers and mercenaries, no better than the scarce advantages their weapons might provide. But should this one stand, should this one show some sort of pride or, at the very least, self-entitlement, perhaps one might consider these poor creatures to bear brave, struggling souls within their bosoms. In fact, Drui still wrestled with the notion that these creatures, albeit cruel, might deserve some shred of respect. He sniffs and keeps to himself for the time being.[OOC:I want to map the creature's reactions to the questions, as well as any acts of intimidation. It's most RP, but if a test is needed, please, let me know. It will define how Drui treats these goblinoids later on, if need be - at least, in my head. Or... Am I going too far? Please, let me know. It's the first time I play as a player in... eleven years?]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Archon Basileus, post: 7300500, member: 6855545"] Drui begins cleaning his hammer with a blood-stained rag, watching the conversation. He can't make out what Angis is saying, but he feels quite familiar with more universal forms of language. He tries to read the fear in the hobgoblin's face as his dwarf companion goes on, evaluating the results and contemplating the impact of Enseth's shadow over the creature. Both warriors make for imposing figures in Drui's eyes, contrasting with the half-sleep greenskin, now bound in ropes. This would be an interesting measure of his dignity: would he stand his ground, or would he break? Others might consider this a minor event, but to Drui it might well define the temperament of his adversaries. Branding this single creature a coward would make him see the greenskins as ravagers and mercenaries, no better than the scarce advantages their weapons might provide. But should this one stand, should this one show some sort of pride or, at the very least, self-entitlement, perhaps one might consider these poor creatures to bear brave, struggling souls within their bosoms. In fact, Drui still wrestled with the notion that these creatures, albeit cruel, might deserve some shred of respect. He sniffs and keeps to himself for the time being. [OOC:I want to map the creature's reactions to the questions, as well as any acts of intimidation. It's most RP, but if a test is needed, please, let me know. It will define how Drui treats these goblinoids later on, if need be - at least, in my head. Or... Am I going too far? Please, let me know. It's the first time I play as a player in... eleven years?] [/QUOTE]

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