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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Phoenix8008" data-source="post: 3860569" data-attributes="member: 211">Stonefist looks slowly between Ari and Grover, back and forth as Ari speaks then the Constable answers. After the man finishes and sits down, the dwarf stares at him, then blinks twice slowly before speaking. "Excuse me, but what investigation? You tell us to leave your town without even asking the details needed to start or continue any investigation. We may be strangers here, but if there were two children missing for the past week I would think their parents would be looking for them. I would also think that they would have enlisted your help is searching for them." Stonefist continues, building up a head of steam as he continues. "So when somebody walks in mentioning two missing children, a normal person in your job would act surprised, relieved, sad, or something and start asking questions so that the grieving parents could be informed or comforted. But you, YOU, ask no questions, and only want the outsiders gone. Without even finding out what has befallen the two children of your community!" The dwarf is nearly shouting now, and threatening to get louder still as he continues. "Well I shall tell you what happened to them! They were slaughtered by reptilian monsters because they stopped running long enough to ask for our help for their village! They died to ask for help for YOU! And we killed those beasts dead and I swore a vow that I would avenge those children and help their village! So I may just be a troublemaker to you then, because I tell you this now - I shall not be leaving this village till I am sure it is safe, and until I have spoken with the parents of those poor dead children to tell them how heroic their offspring were!!" Breathing hard like a bull that's about to charge, Stonefist leans forward at an almost impossible angle. His fists quiver and his legs are nearly shaking with the force of his willpower holding them still to keep from taking that fateful step forward that will lead to a bad scene. It's obvious that he is at the limits of his control.</blockquote>

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