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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wolfheart" data-source="post: 1967580" data-attributes="member: 15874">Dain regarded the half-orc and was perplexed by his anger.  He had only called him half-breed to get his attention, and after all he was one.  His hand reached for the head of Tor-Angol which rested in a baldric on his hip.When Maldordo started in with his silver-tongued ramblings, he knew for sure that the man was a cat.  For no other creature could twist and mold words like that.  Again, he wondered what sort he had fallen in with.Dain gathered himself up and addressed Kregor,  "Sir, if my hail insulted you than I am sorry.  But, I overheard your conversation with the boy.  Which, I must say, proves that you have risen above the feral nature of your kin."  Dain hoped this little aside would smooth over any rough edges.  "It would seem," Dain continued, "that we are of common purpose at the moment.  Though one of us might find this beast on our own, the rewards are far greater in join us and finding the beast together.  I have been sanctioned by the Archdeacon of the temple to gather a group of stout hearted men to tackle this menace.  And the temple has some information that might prove valuable in defeating this menace.  We have a witness."With those words Dain stopped short.  He had given away more information than he thought he should.  But he didn't want the others to catch on that he felt this way, so he gathered himself up again and looked Kregor in the eye and asked,  "Are ye in or are ye out?"</blockquote>

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