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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 3669663" data-attributes="member: 7006">Mogro returns to the krel, trailing behind Merga and his mother.&nbsp; The two females are chattering away at what was discussed tonight at the gathering, but Mogro can't feel inspired to join in.&nbsp; He's a bit depressed.&nbsp; He's always known he's not been that smart... it took many years for him to learn his letters and numbers... he can't remember many things all at once... and he always believes that what is most obvious to see is the thing that makes the most sense.&nbsp; Some would say therefore that he's 'gullible', and he'd admit to falling for jokes and pranks his friends have played upon him in the past.&nbsp; But he's lived his life taking things at face-value... and on the percentages, that's how most things are.&nbsp; Rare is the incident that has more beneath the surface... but it seems most of the grell here can't help but look for these boogymen all the time.He excuses himself and goes out to the barn to look in on his horse, Champion, and spends the next couple of hours washing, brushing, feeding and cleaning him after his hard day of dragging the owlbear back.&quot;You are a good boy, Champion.&nbsp; You see things like me.&nbsp; Clear.&nbsp; We will do what is asked, but hopefully it will not be a mess.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 3669663, member: 7006"] Mogro returns to the krel, trailing behind Merga and his mother. The two females are chattering away at what was discussed tonight at the gathering, but Mogro can't feel inspired to join in. He's a bit depressed. He's always known he's not been that smart... it took many years for him to learn his letters and numbers... he can't remember many things all at once... and he always believes that what is most obvious to see is the thing that makes the most sense. Some would say therefore that he's 'gullible', and he'd admit to falling for jokes and pranks his friends have played upon him in the past. But he's lived his life taking things at face-value... and on the percentages, that's how most things are. Rare is the incident that has more beneath the surface... but it seems most of the grell here can't help but look for these boogymen all the time. He excuses himself and goes out to the barn to look in on his horse, Champion, and spends the next couple of hours washing, brushing, feeding and cleaning him after his hard day of dragging the owlbear back. "You are a good boy, Champion. You see things like me. Clear. We will do what is asked, but hopefully it will not be a mess." [/QUOTE]

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