[Pathfinder] mazzoli's Kingmaker IC

[Scotley]

"We lost idol. Gods very mad at us. Nothing goes right for us. Cursed. Shaman makes many sacrifices, but only way to end curse is to get idol back. Evil nasty Mites stole it!"

 

[Deuce Traveler]

Rhote strokes his chin and asks, "Who is this Mites? Why did he want it and where does he keep it?"

 

[Shayuri]

Kyria frowns. First bandits, then kobolds...and now Mites? How many dangers lurked out here?

"Is it a person, or a kind of creature?" she asks.

 

[Scotley]

The Kobold gets a sneer of hatred on his little face and spits on the ground at your feet. "Mites nasty, ugly little gremlin kin. Lovers of over-sized bugs. Blue faced squat hole dwellers can't even carve a proper tunnel from rock. Just live in grubby dirt holes under tree. Think they funny stealing our statue. Done it before, we no take it no more. Bring curse down on us. Sootscales declare war on nasty Miteses." He fumes on in Kobold with some anatomically unlikely suggestions for the Mites.

 

[Kaodi]

Pixie cranes her neck to the side to get a glimpse of what is taking her captors so long. "At this rate we might as well make camp here," she says dismissively to her horse.

 

[Deuce Traveler]

"I don't think this local fight concerns us, but we might want to figure out where the Mites are located in case they decide to cross our paths and do something foolish. Maybe if we run into this lost totem we could return it for something else in return. For now we have more pressing business with bandits," Rhote suggests while scratching his chin.

 

[Shayuri]

Despite being a little curious, Kyria nodded.

"Yeah. Bandits definitely take priority."

 

[Scotley]

"Miteses nasty mud hole is under Old Sycamore. Landmark, biggest ugliest tree in whole area. Very tall and gray."

 

[SelcSilverhand]

"I suppose it is good to know where the problem areas are." the Prince says grudgingly, slowly starting to realize that perhaps these creatures know more about the woods than they do. "Rhote, will your charge live?"

 

[Deuce Traveler]

"Aye, it seems so. But methinks he may develop a keen paranoia of taller folk," the tiefling answers.