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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Verbatim" data-source="post: 2810892" data-attributes="member: 15549">Zeric felt his frustration rising as the dwarven priest kept agreeing that his suggestions had merit, but then spoke of them being too far beyond what could be done. Zeric knew that if he could have five minutes alone with the gnomish locksmith, Keygan Ghelve would gladly do anything the church asked of him.~Yet you still think like a follower of Hextor...~"When we faced the slaver, I made a deal with Cuthbert. I promised him my life in return for the death of Kazmojen, and I know the deal was accepted as the slaver fell before us. Cuthbert does have my faith, but I know that I am to be his sword in the days to follow. You are his priest and it is your job to take his word to the masses, but I am no priest, nor shall I ever claim to be more than what I am. Priestess Urikas knew the measure of this when she sent me below to retrieve the children. She did not send me because I could quote the scriptures, but because I would bring Cuthbert's justice upon those who would prey on the innocent and weak."Turning his gaze to the door behind them, Zeric felt he had said all he could."I know you did not ask for what Priestess Urikas has done, nor do I fault her for her decision. I am no leader Althron, I will do as you ask of me, but know there will be times that our views will not be the same. Cuthbert has given you your path, as he has given me mine. I trust you will do what you can about in regards to Ghelve, let us now do what we can for the city."</blockquote>

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