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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Harvey" data-source="post: 2155648" data-attributes="member: 28968">Koric, Half-Orc Cleric of PelorKoric stays silent during the argument, unsure of whose side to take. He understands the rage of the caravan masters, yet he also feels that having the guards around would make life easier.After Percy's speech, Koric approaches him from behind and rests a hand on his shoulder. "Those were strong words, young Percy. I hope you are prepared to back them up." He looks at Percy with a seriousness in his eye... then a broad smile appears on his face. "But fear not, for I will stand with you. As I am sure will our newfound friends. You can count on us."He takes note of Dagmar and Franky walking over to Heinrich, as his mind wanders for a bit. Ah, so Dagmar and Franky will find out as much as they can from our caravan master. And I am sure Lindal will be aching to track down our prey. And I see Felicity is already making notes on the various clan markings from the bodies that litter the field. Already, we are working like a well-oiled machine.He continues to talk to Percy. "If we are going to track these orcs to their camp, I suggest we keep our party small and skilled. We do not want a group of untrained farmers bumbling through the woods. It looks as if Sir Heinrich has already gotten a few volunteers... I say we take the stongest and toughest of the bunch, and leave the rest as guards for the caravan, regardless of whether it continues on to Faule or turns back."Koric notes the Faulean guard approach. When he offers his services, Koric speaks up. "We are going to form a party to track the orcs to their lair, and appreciate any able-bodied help, especially those of whose arm keeps Faule strong. And what is your name, friend?"</blockquote>

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