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<blockquote data-quote="Verbatim" data-source="post: 1604318" data-attributes="member: 15549">Sitting down on the hillside, Dunathar listened as the others spoke their mind on the best way to proceed.&quot;It won't take long for the remaining guards to realize their numbers have been thinned, and when that happens they will seek reinforcements. When that moment occurs, we must be ready, because I personally have no desire to take on a fully prepared platoon of blackhearts without more help of our own. However, resting until your god grants you your spells and Manzanita can relearn hers is definately in our best interest.Looking down the hillside, Dunathar wonders what their opponents are doing at this moment. Were they scrambling around in fear, or were the doctrines of their cruel lord keeping them in place until help could arrive for them.&quot;I say we hit them at first light tomorrow, no mercy given or asked. Once they are no more, we must burn their bodies so that they can't be spoken to by other Hextorite priests. It sounds cruel, and I will not say that it will be an easy thing to do, but if we want to protect ourselves from them, we must think like they do in order to stay one step ahead of them.&quot;[later on watch]Turning away from Manzanita, Dunathar heard the elf's words echoing over and over in his mind.~She thinks I am nothing more than a killer...do the others think of me the same?~&quot;Aye, that does sound like a good spell to have handy. I will try to make sure that if it is cast, I will not let it go to waste.&quot;When Zanock's name was mentioned, Dunathar fought the urge to look to the large half-orc.&quot;If the day comes where I must put him down, I will, but I will give him the respect of making it painless. I think he has known enough pain in his life...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Verbatim, post: 1604318, member: 15549"] Sitting down on the hillside, Dunathar listened as the others spoke their mind on the best way to proceed. [color=wheat]"It won't take long for the remaining guards to realize their numbers have been thinned, and when that happens they will seek reinforcements. When that moment occurs, we must be ready, because I personally have no desire to take on a fully prepared platoon of blackhearts without more help of our own. However, resting until your god grants you your spells and Manzanita can relearn hers is definately in our best interest.[/color] Looking down the hillside, Dunathar wonders what their opponents are doing at this moment. Were they scrambling around in fear, or were the doctrines of their cruel lord keeping them in place until help could arrive for them. [color=wheat]"I say we hit them at first light tomorrow, no mercy given or asked. Once they are no more, we must burn their bodies so that they can't be spoken to by other Hextorite priests. It sounds cruel, and I will not say that it will be an easy thing to do, but if we want to protect ourselves from them, we must think like they do in order to stay one step ahead of them."[/color] [i][later on watch][/i] Turning away from Manzanita, Dunathar heard the elf's words echoing over and over in his mind. [i]~She thinks I am nothing more than a killer...do the others think of me the same?~[/i] [color=wheat]"Aye, that does sound like a good spell to have handy. I will try to make sure that if it is cast, I will not let it go to waste."[/color] When Zanock's name was mentioned, Dunathar fought the urge to look to the large half-orc. [color=wheat]"If the day comes where I must put him down, I will, but I will give him the respect of making it painless. I think he has known enough pain in his life...[/color] [/QUOTE]

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