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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rookseye" data-source="post: 3495241" data-attributes="member: 18211">Sepoto nods in agreement with Catherine's words until she reaches mention of approaching the Poison Dusk honestly and openly. When she speaks these words, his face becomes grim and unsettled. The deep racial divide between the lizardfolk of Q'Barra and the chakit people is not a blatant prejudicial hatred akin to how some of the human settlers feel, but rather a racial enmity born of a struggle for survival in the emerald jungles. Regardless, he is suprised that humans such as his companions have such a peaceful philosophy, compared to many of the other humans he has known, such as the Lhazaar slavers who once captured his tribe."Sepoto must warn you; these are the lizardfolk lands you speak of. They do not tolerate those who would trespass on their holy sites. None, save the meekest of the Cold Sun have any love for humans or their ilk, and even less kindness they hold for the chakit. We would be wise to seek counsel on the story of this tribe before setting foot where we are not wanted. I agree with Kaelan, if we return to the Academy we may yet arm ourselves with knowledge of what we face. The truth is not yet clear."Sepoto rereads the cryptic note. "The scriber of this word-paper that sent the Angry Children against the village seems not to be one of their kind. It seems he offerred them payment in secrets and gold to set the villagers against the Poison Dusk. His knowledge of we companions troubles Sepoto, also.How do we know that in going to the lizardfolk we do not serve his purpose now as the Angry Children once did?"</blockquote>

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