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<blockquote data-quote="Richard Rawen" data-source="post: 3478830" data-attributes="member: 28817">Brushing down his mare, Richard has been listening and speaks up at ladies' question.&quot;I find two flaws in your logic miLady, firstly the assumption of a holdmistress. There may be no such person and even if this is not the camp of the enemy we know, it may be just as dangerous a place. You speak of this vahl, it sounds enough like honor to me. In my experience Honor is only given to those the noble class feel beholden to or afraid of. Simple folk usually have more kindness and honor than a whole bushel of nobles.Second thing I wonder about is the undead. Havin such clear for all to see would be inviting trouble from any who saw them, most nobody would hesitate to call down the authorities or church or both upon such a place.&quot;Realizing he's made a speech of things, Richard suddenly seems to grow self-conscious, his next words come out more quickly, and he tries to meet Lasair's eyes briefly to ascertain what her reaction is as he speaks. &quot;We're in the wild, traveling together, armed to the teeth, is the way of things. If you can divine what the intent of those within is before battle is joined more the better... but I don't want you... erm, us, getting jumped. &quot;The large young man waits, still brushing Sally's flank.&nbsp; When the conversation is over he'll lead her to the nearby stream for a drink.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richard Rawen, post: 3478830, member: 28817"] Brushing down his mare, Richard has been listening and speaks up at ladies' question. [b]"I find two flaws in your logic miLady, firstly the assumption of a holdmistress. There may be no such person and even if this is not the camp of the enemy we know, it may be just as dangerous a place. You speak of this [i]vahl[/i], it sounds enough like honor to me. In my experience [i]Honor[/i] is only given to those the noble class feel beholden to or afraid of. Simple folk usually have more kindness and honor than a whole bushel of [i]nobles[/i]. Second thing I wonder about is the undead. Havin such clear for all to see would be inviting trouble from any who saw them, most nobody would hesitate to call down the authorities or church or both upon such a place."[/b] Realizing he's made a speech of things, Richard suddenly seems to grow self-conscious, his next words come out more quickly, and he tries to meet Lasair's eyes briefly to ascertain what her reaction is as he speaks. [b]"We're in the wild, traveling together, armed to the teeth, is the way of things. If you can divine what the intent of those within is before battle is joined more the better... but I don't want you... erm, us, getting jumped. "[/b] The large young man waits, still brushing Sally's flank. When the conversation is over he'll lead her to the nearby stream for a drink. [/QUOTE]

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