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<blockquote data-quote="ae1vart0n" data-source="post: 2822017" data-attributes="member: 40218">When Hildor arose in the morning the first thing to catch his attention was a numb pain still in his ankle from the bite he'd recieved the night before.&nbsp; It had been his first time being injured on this trip and though his companions had suffered greater injury, he couldn't help but accuse himself of carelessness.&nbsp; Then he remembered the way the kobolds had treated the cadavers, the thing that had set him off.&nbsp; He'd need to try to put that out of his mind if he wanted to stay focused.He stood and stretched, and made a quick lap around the cavern.&nbsp; it was never easy getting up first, and without another elf in the party it became all the more tedious.&nbsp; Hildor considered waking the mage just to see what sort of condescending phrase he could come up with at this hour of the morning, just to pass the time, but decided instead to check his own belongings and do some reconnaissance.Being cautious as he was, Hildor moved silently down the southern path.&nbsp; The damp darkness was almost peaceful.&nbsp; Upon seeing the pile of weopons and the axe, he thought perhaps this was a training room and kobold had been careless... but then that axe was a little too large for a kobold.&nbsp; Had he seen that axe before?&nbsp; Hildor stopped to look around the room and see if he could see or hear anything else before entering.&nbsp; He wanted to get a closer look at that axe.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ae1vart0n, post: 2822017, member: 40218"] When Hildor arose in the morning the first thing to catch his attention was a numb pain still in his ankle from the bite he'd recieved the night before. It had been his first time being injured on this trip and though his companions had suffered greater injury, he couldn't help but accuse himself of carelessness. Then he remembered the way the kobolds had treated the cadavers, the thing that had set him off. He'd need to try to put that out of his mind if he wanted to stay focused. He stood and stretched, and made a quick lap around the cavern. it was never easy getting up first, and without another elf in the party it became all the more tedious. Hildor considered waking the mage just to see what sort of condescending phrase he could come up with at this hour of the morning, just to pass the time, but decided instead to check his own belongings and do some reconnaissance. Being cautious as he was, Hildor moved silently down the southern path. The damp darkness was almost peaceful. Upon seeing the pile of weopons and the axe, he thought perhaps this was a training room and kobold had been careless... but then that axe was a little too large for a kobold. Had he seen that axe before? Hildor stopped to look around the room and see if he could see or hear anything else before entering. He wanted to get a closer look at that axe. [/QUOTE]

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