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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Samuel Leming" data-source="post: 2137115" data-attributes="member: 16462">Maldordo is greatly relieved that the miller didn't associate his presence at his cottage last night with his fellow adventurers.  Perhaps this isn't so surprising, since none of his fellows seem to be the sausage thief type. Well... except for Glom.He quickly considers the possibility and probability that the miller's offer of food is a trap.  Maldordo has been careful not to transform in front of any of the villagers, but he hasn't been nearly so prudent in his discussions.  It's entirely possible that the wrong villagers know there's a cat associated with the adventurers.  The probabilities, unfortunately, are completely unknown.  Especially since the miller may have gained some supernatural help.For all of being sharp of wit, fleet of foot and sleek of fur, Maldordo is impulsive, a bit foolish and basically a cat.  The chance of being able to spy on Salwerk Miller up close as he prepares whatever scheme he has in mind is too much to pass up, not to mention the proffered pastry.Maldordo considers putting on the act of tentatively sniffing at the pastry and darting in and away with a bite as a kitten or young cat would, but decides against it.  The miller sees Maldordo as a bold tom rather than a shy kitten.  Maldordo nonchalantly saunters over to the miller to sniff the pastry, all the while watching in case the miller takes a swing with that iron bar.  If he smells nothing amiss, Maldordo will take a few bites of the pastry and then purr and rub up against the miller's leg, as a happy cat would be expected to do.  If all works out, Maldordo, err... Black Tom will follow Salwerk Miller back to his mill.</blockquote>

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