Kelkan was about to say something when Cale starts his speech.
Again as he opens his mouth to speak when the halfling armed with two wands stops talking for a bit.
When Cale finally announces he has stopped talking, Kelkan waits a bit with a raised eyebrow. Content that the other halfling is keeping quite, he finally makes his own observations.
"Hm. Good to know what was that that was cooking such pleasant smelling food. Well, I mostly agree with Master Tolmen here. We should move as fast as possible. At the current distance it is very possible that a hunting or fishing party of them may stumble upon us. Also, they could see it if we lit up a fire. I suggest we go as fast as possible, divide the weight of gear between us and erase any traces we were here and where we went. If they don't find traces they may believe there were no survivors to the shipwreck."
Looking at Cale he adds, "I'm against you, or any of us, going alone keep watch over their camp. I know you are very skilled at what you do, but any of us can run into bad luck and if they find one of us alone so near to their camp the fight would be fast and fatal. Once we move and establish a camp, we can set watch turns over their camp. Jobis pointed out we are too many with stealthy skills, I think we can arrange for more than one group of spies."
"Gnolls are among the enemies of Maissen and the crown. I am not versed in their language, but if we were to be a reconnaissance patrol I guess odds are at least one of us can speak their language. If we establish they have raiding parties that frequently go out of their camp, we can try to capture some of them and discover if there is a mean to escape this island."
Hoping he has got the full attention of the survivors by then, Kelkan finishes:
"From what I see, that should be our main goal now: leaving this island! Rejoining with the remaining forces of the kingdom. Also, we saw lots of tracks on the way there, if we are going to travel with a lot of raw meat on our backs, we should expect another battle."
~Wew, we halflings do seem to talk a lot. I hope I didn't sound as bossy as the elf, there or I'll find the same kind of resistance. Lets hear what the others have to say.~