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Message: <blockquote data-quote="James Heard" data-source="post: 3508761" data-attributes="member: 7280">Janis arches an eyebrow."Whoever says that we have saved you is a fool. It is true, the madness of your village priest has been quenched in blood. This is not enough. Not yet," Janis says directly."Who is your daughter and where should we find her? If the menfolk who I ride with have finished whining about a woman talking sense, eventually we shall ride out to see to the Ismark's sister - Assuming he's in any condition to sit in a saddle.""After that we go to the castle to see if we can't inquire about some relic indicated by the Vistani woman outside of town to reside there. Surely during one of those times we can make a trip to see to your daughter and if possible return her here."Janis sighs and runs her long fingers through her hair tiredly."I make no promises. I try to not dwell on what might be, though its shadow chases me. The here and now, if not your daughter how may I be in aid of you?"Janis pitches her voice to carry."That goes for all you. Whatever pall hangs over your village, it moved against you while we acted in the church. Speak now and come forward then, for your own safety if nothing else, if you have needs that we can act upon currently. I'm afraid that as we act further, Khyber itself might seem to share its pains with you as we lance the infection that has been laid upon you. If we're able though, I'd not trade a lingering death for a quick one. Help us help you, and if you're stubborn enough and lucky...if you are stubborn enough and lucky then perhaps you'll live. Fair enough?" Janis stares out across the crowd.They're all going to die, Janis thought, and this place will kill us too.Janis smiled, suddenly cheered.</blockquote>

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