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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Serpenteye" data-source="post: 1660409" data-attributes="member: 1492">Dekiran also gave his word (ooc: sorry about the wait), but when he hears the secret his mind recoils in dread-mixed disgust. The thought that the most powerful noble house in the kingdom could fall under complete domination of a single goblin with the casting of a few minor spells... It could not be allowed to happen, under any circumstance. Humanity itself was in danger, and if they broke the seal now, while the House still held it's prominent position the consequences could be devastating. He glances at the others. Don't they realise the obvious danger? The Dwarf held no loyalties to the kingdoms of man, but surely he had no love for goblins? The priest kept spewing his rediculous claims, and he tended to oppose Dekiran out of reflexive spite, but surely even he would see the threat to the interests of his god... The others would comprehend, eventually, once he explained it to them. It would be a greater crime to keep the secret than to break one's word."This is dire news indeed," Dekrian speaks finally, "and it precipitates a change of direction for our quest. Other matters must wait. We must bring Sir Garen home to his family immediately. They must be informed of the threat to their selves, and the threat the goblins could pose to the kingdom if they gained domination over the family. Our first and foremost loyalty must be to the cause of Humanity."Sir Garen, you understand the seriousness of the situation? Do you believe your family will be willing to make the necessary sacrifices to protect themselves and the kingdom?" Or are they already enspelled by the goblins? The King may have to be informed. This could be the beginning of a war.</blockquote>

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