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<blockquote data-quote="Tellerian Hawke" data-source="post: 8161436" data-attributes="member: 6790669">Wrenn looks around, surveying the situation. Besides spiders and other critters, this is only his second time to participate in lethal combat. A sense of regret washes over him; although in both instances, he was quick to join the combat, it was only out of a sense of seriousness and urgency; almost a duty. The skills he had developed as a youth for hunting, were now proving quite successful for warfare, also. His parents had raised him to be wary of his own kind, the Shimadow, a pale, albino people with violently&nbsp; malevolent tendencies; now it appeared that these people, the Kalataala, were of a similar disposition.Wrenn muses to himself, inwardly: ~Where does this malevolence come from? Why do certain groups of people feel the need to take by force that which they need or desire? And how long will we be forced to fight and kill these people in order to live with freedom?~Wrenn will assist Hiroshi in finishing off the fallen; he can see the necessity of it. He winces with each strike, finding it far more difficult to perform than heat-of-the-moment combat. After the foes are all dead, he will check them for trinkets and jewelry with proclivities.[spoiler=Random Roll]37[/spoiler]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tellerian Hawke, post: 8161436, member: 6790669"] Wrenn looks around, surveying the situation. Besides spiders and other critters, this is only his second time to participate in lethal combat. A sense of regret washes over him; although in both instances, he was quick to join the combat, it was only out of a sense of seriousness and urgency; almost a duty. The skills he had developed as a youth for hunting, were now proving quite successful for warfare, also. His parents had raised him to be wary of his own kind, the Shimadow, a pale, albino people with violently malevolent tendencies; now it appeared that these people, the Kalataala, were of a similar disposition. [b]Wrenn muses to himself, inwardly:[/b][color=red] ~Where does this malevolence come from? Why do certain groups of people feel the need to take by force that which they need or desire? And how long will we be forced to fight and kill these people in order to live with freedom?~[/color] Wrenn will assist Hiroshi in finishing off the fallen; he can see the necessity of it. He winces with each strike, finding it far more difficult to perform than heat-of-the-moment combat. After the foes are all dead, he will check them for trinkets and jewelry with proclivities. [spoiler=Random Roll] 37 [/spoiler] [/QUOTE]

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