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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wolfheart" data-source="post: 2046168" data-attributes="member: 15874">Dain can hardly believe his ears as Amalric explains his sorry tale.  His dwarvish sense of honor keeps him from feeling any pity for this coward, and Dain thinks this shell of a man deserves whatever fate the seven gods choose for him.Dain turns to brother Hengist, since it appears the group is roused and ready for action. "Brother Hengist, I would that you stay here and keep watch over Amalric the low, put him to work cleaning this church.  No sleep or food should be his reward until this house has been restored to proper order.  And if he moves to flee again, strike him down where you find him."Dain then approaches Amalric, the fallen priest shrinking away from the dwarf's growing fury.  "Consider yourself fortunate that there are other evils that are more pressing at the moment.  For your sake, You had better hope that I find a means of releasing my rage before I return here.""Let us go and confront this miller, my blood is up and vengence is in my heart.  He will be made to pay for the lives of those children.  And once we have dealt with the miller, we can approach the dwarfie run and deal with the manticore."  With that Dain hefts his shield and lifts Tor-Angol from its baldric.  He moves towards the door.  "When we have gone, brother Hengist, bar all the doors and windows except for the main entrance.  Allow any villagers in who seek sanctuary, but be wary, gods only know what we might unleash if they have already seen fit to send this manticore.""Whoever is with me had better come now, I've used up all the words that I have for this.  It is to the mill and a good thumping I go." </blockquote>

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