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<blockquote data-quote="wolfheart" data-source="post: 1954010" data-attributes="member: 15874">Dain almost took offense to the remark about a creature being beyond him.&nbsp; He was no ecclesiastic who had never seen the outside of a temple, he had been a member of The Hunt.&nbsp; He knew how to handle beasts.&nbsp; But before he could protest he realized the Archdeacon was trying to be diplomatic.&quot;If you want this beastie dead, I would be the dwarf for the job,&quot; was all that Dain could think to say.&nbsp; As soon as the words left his lips it struck him that he would not have the rest of The Hunt with him, and that finding suitable companions would be no small task ina town the size of Selby-by-the-Water.&nbsp; &quot;It may take a fair amount of gold to convince people to put the necks on the line for these southerners.&nbsp; They may feel it to be a local problem.&quot;&nbsp; Dain was embarassed as soon as he said the words, but it was all he could come up with at the moment.Dain tried to recover, &quot; I will begin searching for canidates immediately, with your blessing, of course.&quot;His mind spun through the streets of the city, trying to come up with a place to start looking for those who would be able to do the job and be acceptable to the Church.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wolfheart, post: 1954010, member: 15874"] Dain almost took offense to the remark about a creature being beyond him. He was no ecclesiastic who had never seen the outside of a temple, he had been a member of The Hunt. He knew how to handle beasts. But before he could protest he realized the Archdeacon was trying to be diplomatic. "If you want this beastie dead, I would be the dwarf for the job," was all that Dain could think to say. As soon as the words left his lips it struck him that he would not have the rest of The Hunt with him, and that finding suitable companions would be no small task ina town the size of Selby-by-the-Water. "It may take a fair amount of gold to convince people to put the necks on the line for these southerners. They may feel it to be a local problem." Dain was embarassed as soon as he said the words, but it was all he could come up with at the moment. Dain tried to recover, " I will begin searching for canidates immediately, with your blessing, of course." His mind spun through the streets of the city, trying to come up with a place to start looking for those who would be able to do the job and be acceptable to the Church. [/QUOTE]

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