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Message: <blockquote data-quote="maddmic" data-source="post: 3447144" data-attributes="member: 9989">Herger listens to the others and he thinks back to his desire to ask the figure in the cage about Aislinn.  His question had been fruitful in letting them know that she had passed over the road, but it had also almost been they're undoing had the agents of the shadow caught up to them.  The others were certainly right.  The slavers would most likely have to wait.  If this group went from place to place helping everybody that had been wronged by the shadow, they'd never find Aislinn.  The more pressing question was what to do with this new woman.  She couldn't be left to fend for herself, yet they had enough problems trying to find food without another stomach to feed.  She spoke well and was eager to throw in with this band though.  She had no weapon, yet she had a fire to fight back.  In these times, it seemed to Herger that the real heroes were the ones who fought against the shadow that pressed upon them instead of allowing it to break them.  "I believe that if we got the route of the slavers, justice will be done.  However, I think that it will delay us in the more pressing matter at hand.  We must find Aislinn.  If in fact she was with the slavers, then we will find them."  He then turns to Cyz.  "I am sorry for your loss, but we have a mission of utmost importance.  We have to see it through before doing anything else.  I would have you join us.  Surely one who has a fire inside such as you will be useful in the fight against the Shadow.  What do the rest of you say?"</blockquote>

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