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<blockquote data-quote="Rae ArdGaoth" data-source="post: 2450720" data-attributes="member: 21064">Luthiel, holding the wooden wolf statue, does not speak Common.&nbsp; Even Luthiel himself hears the harsh barks and gravel-like sounds coming from his fair elven throat, but he, unlike the others, comprehends them.The lead wolf replies, &quot;There is no affliction.&nbsp; You are being lied to.&nbsp; Or you are lying to us.&nbsp; This forest has grown here since ancient times, and thanks to our Master, nothing, not even the presence of goblins, can ever taint it.&nbsp; As for myself and my brethren, we have been here as long as our oldest tales recall.&nbsp; Our eldest say that once we were a two-footed race, similar to yourself, but our Master came and allowed us to be closer to Nature by living as one of its own creatures.&nbsp; I can already tell you the answer to your next question.&nbsp; I do not know who our Master is or where He comes from.&nbsp; He simply is, and always has been, and it is He who keeps us and our forest free from the corruption so rampant in the world.&quot;&nbsp; The wolf pauses for a moment.&nbsp; To Luthiel, its actions seem so much more human now that it is speaking a common language.&nbsp; It's strange, though, because unlike in Common, Luthiel can tell when the wolf is emphasizing certain words, like &quot;Master&quot; or &quot;Nature&quot;.&nbsp; The wolf continues, &quot;Your Alpha performed poorly in the Greeting Ritual, but I would have expected nothing more from one Untouched.&nbsp; As such, it is my right as victor to expel you from the forest with no offer of hospitality.&nbsp; I am not cruel, however, and grant you the honor of spending one night at our Den.&nbsp; But then you must go, and never return.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rae ArdGaoth, post: 2450720, member: 21064"] Luthiel, holding the wooden wolf statue, does not speak Common. Even Luthiel himself hears the harsh barks and gravel-like sounds coming from his fair elven throat, but he, unlike the others, comprehends them. The lead wolf replies, [COLOR=Black]"There is no affliction. You are being lied to. Or you are lying to us. This forest has grown here since ancient times, and thanks to our Master, nothing, not even the presence of goblins, can ever taint it. As for myself and my brethren, we have been here as long as our oldest tales recall. Our eldest say that once we were a two-footed race, similar to yourself, but our Master came and allowed us to be closer to Nature by living as one of its own creatures. I can already tell you the answer to your next question. I do not know who our Master is or where He comes from. He simply is, and always has been, and it is He who keeps us and our forest free from the corruption so rampant in the world."[/COLOR] The wolf pauses for a moment. To Luthiel, [COLOR=Black]its actions seem so much more human now that it is speaking a common language. It's strange, though, because unlike in Common, Luthiel can tell when the wolf is emphasizing certain words, like "Master" or "Nature".[/Color] The wolf continues, [color=black]"Your Alpha performed poorly in the Greeting Ritual, but I would have expected nothing more from one Untouched. As such, it is my right as victor to expel you from the forest with no offer of hospitality. I am not cruel, however, and grant you the honor of spending one night at our Den. But then you must go, and never return."[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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