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<blockquote data-quote="Dhes" data-source="post: 2946052" data-attributes="member: 15629">Question?&nbsp; When did Hrolf order Hildor to stay? Or do you mean, the fact that he was arrested?Anyway, the part with the key should not really be that much of a problem …if you felt that something went wrong there, you could always have posted a retraction, if you want I can just make Hrolf forget that is happened and we can go on like it never happened. (if Hippocrachus is ok with that, that is.) Hrolf is past the point of pushing Hildor, he made a effort to get him to talk and help him get out of trouble. (like the white cloaks say, “A man can never be so fare into the shadow that he can’t find the light again.”) At the moment Hrolf is at the point where he thinks that Hildor doesn’t want help and doesn’t want to help the party/Tyrrens, in Hrolf’s eyes this makes Hildor a threat to Tyr.&nbsp; (but only I minor one because he doesn’t hold Hildor in high regard)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dhes, post: 2946052, member: 15629"] Question? When did Hrolf order Hildor to stay? Or do you mean, the fact that he was arrested? Anyway, the part with the key should not really be that much of a problem …if you felt that something went wrong there, you could always have posted a retraction, if you want I can just make Hrolf forget that is happened and we can go on like it never happened. (if Hippocrachus is ok with that, that is.) Hrolf is past the point of pushing Hildor, he made a effort to get him to talk and help him get out of trouble. (like the white cloaks say, “A man can never be so fare into the shadow that he can’t find the light again.”) At the moment Hrolf is at the point where he thinks that Hildor doesn’t want help and doesn’t want to help the party/Tyrrens, in Hrolf’s eyes this makes Hildor a threat to Tyr. (but only I minor one because he doesn’t hold Hildor in high regard) [/QUOTE]

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