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Message: <blockquote data-quote="James Heard" data-source="post: 3541549" data-attributes="member: 7280">Janis takes the wine and as she moves about, nonchalantly sets it in front of Ismark while she listens to Ireena talk.' Perhaps, but sometimes the true test of character is not in what you have or do, but in what you don't have and refuse to." Janis tightens her lips in an indulgent smile at Ismark. " Here, it is whispered on certain tomb walls that it contains courage." " So, where are these other visitors now? Perhaps it would be possible to meet them?" Janis cocks her head."Why doesn't the curse touch the Visanti?"" Puzzling. If possible I'd like to examine him further, and in a manner that might be a bit upsetting to observe. See this paleness? That might indicate disease, but given all other coincidences I think that unlikely or at least suspicious. It's not the same disease as in town, in any case."" Did your father meet with Father Danovitch much recently?"Janis keeps her back to Ireena as she replies, and despite the sudden urge to turn, remains still." Curious. There were wolves at Father Danovitch's door as well, as we left. Did these have anything to say?"She cocked her chin over her shoulder to look at Ireena and shrugs before turning away again." Perhaps the wolves that come to the door do so because they disguise men within them," Janis muses." Men's hearts are darker and more dangerous than tooth and claw, in any case."" The heart you say? Good. If it is the heart we shall kill it."The blackness that lies upon your land breeds only death and weakness, instead of tempering your people properly. Perhaps, after we have stabbed the heart, I shall consume it and steal its power.</blockquote>

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