"Mmm, yes I hear that is good," said Robillard, as he reached for a peice and tried it, "if you ever get the chance, try the roasted Cockatrice.
"All in all it bodes well that you forget his name, that means that you are not filling you heart with anger or regret. Most likely it was a matter of a simple misunderstanding. You said that he was a halfling hater, perhaps he had good intentions, perhaps his familiy had died by a roaming band of halfling cannibals like the story of Hagith and half pint.
"Perhaps it wasn't your race at all, perhaps it was your profession. Let's face it little one, most people do not appreciate our finer talents until they need a lock picked or a trap sprung. It sounds as if you will still have to travel with him, it would be best to try and get along. Perhaps a small gift to make a mends, nothing fancy, some mistletoe or holly, it is abondant this time of year so you could get it for free. Besides, it would not be the cost, but the gesture behind it.
Robillard turns to a near by wench and whispers in her ear. The wench giggles and blushes and moves along. He looks at Joe, polishing a glass and then returns back to Cain.
"You seem a decent enough fellow to me, so I can't imagine what it is that you, or he, said to pick a fight, but I wouldn't want a wizard on my bad side," Robillard said, and then looked to the door and then back to the little halfling, "if you proved him a coward, how is it he is in there and you are out here, if anything, doesn't that just prove that discretion is the better part of valor?"
