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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Brown Jenkin" data-source="post: 404963" data-attributes="member: 2572">Notes from MirI could tell from Viktors reation that I had succeded in charming him, the problem then was pulling him from the battle so Kaz or Verrick would not have to fight him. With Toshiro out we were lucky to have survived at all. Hoping that my friends would figure out what was up, I kept working on convincing the big guy that fighting wasn't required when the both of us could just get on out of there. Fortunately they figured out not to get his atention by attacking him, so when his job was done with Kome's death and then sadoka as well I was able to lure him out of the area without further trouble. I wasn't expecting to get carried off but I was confident enough in my abilities that I was not afraid. As it turns out it was a good thing I got him out of there as Kaz was down and Verick injured.Once I got Viktor somewhere safe it was no problem getting him to spill whatever he knew. I combination of the spell, and my normal persuasive abilities and I found out whatever I wanted. As with many fighters, they are all full of puff when in public but you get them alone and they turn out to have a softer side afterall. Viktor seamed quite nice, I don't normally get this from a half-orc but I guess his Elven side shown through. After learning this it will be fun to tease volar about this by refering to Viktor from now on as the Half-elf instead of Half-orc. I was a little disipointed that I had to sneak out of there at the end, but if Viktor ended up taking being charmed badly I knew I was no match for him.It was good to be done in Mimura and I was looking forward to getting home and starting on the Grove I knew I had to set up for the Oak Father.  At least the trip gave me some personal satifaction in seeing many of the Ide no longer being a problem. And they prety much did it to each other, how nice. One thing that got left out, and I don't know how, is that in adition to the wagon full girls Toshiro had picked up there was also several months supply of Sake and Rice we had aquired from the losers. I'm suprised the poor horses didn't complain about the work they had to do.  Hopefully the little old lady, who runs Toshiro's household and he is so afraid of, will be pleased enough with the huge amounts of Rice and Sake that she might forgive him for bringing home all of these girls.Mir</blockquote>

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