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<blockquote data-quote="Arbanax" data-source="post: 4497859" data-attributes="member: 61517">Rellek stoically took in the house, the night and then the smithy.&nbsp; He preferred not to say to much.&nbsp; Now as he saw the village once more in the day, he was glad to be finishing up business here, despite the blight being halted, he could see it would take time to rebuild and he felt vulnerable and awkward - this wasn't his place to rebuild.&nbsp; He listened to Dardus explain his situation, one look at the smithy revealed the truth of his words.&nbsp; He grunted, to himself hardly surprised.&nbsp; This village like his own, had been ravaged - they deserved to keep what little they had, he rather suspected they'd need it more.&nbsp; But then as the conversation turned and Dardus explained an alternative reward, he turned from his continual keen sighted vigilance to face the men, interested to know what this 'alternative' reward might consist off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arbanax, post: 4497859, member: 61517"] Rellek stoically took in the house, the night and then the smithy. He preferred not to say to much. Now as he saw the village once more in the day, he was glad to be finishing up business here, despite the blight being halted, he could see it would take time to rebuild and he felt vulnerable and awkward - this wasn't his place to rebuild. He listened to Dardus explain his situation, one look at the smithy revealed the truth of his words. He grunted, to himself hardly surprised. This village like his own, had been ravaged - they deserved to keep what little they had, he rather suspected they'd need it more. But then as the conversation turned and Dardus explained an alternative reward, he turned from his continual keen sighted vigilance to face the men, interested to know what this 'alternative' reward might consist off. [/QUOTE]

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