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<blockquote data-quote="ae1vart0n" data-source="post: 2825750" data-attributes="member: 40218">Nae'talls' sharp response had been unexpected.&nbsp; It happened faster than Hildor could react.&nbsp; He had no intention of keeping the axe, though he found the materialism almost cruel.But still he had no use for it, and it's owner being... missing... there was no point in arguing.&nbsp; Arguments only lead to fights.it would perhaps have better use in Hrolf's hands, but that was for the cleric to decide.&nbsp; Hilder proceeded to search the room, particularly the pile of weopons, and to look for exits.&nbsp; Was this the caves end?The end would be a problem.&nbsp; How am I to follow that mage if this task is finished? he thought.&nbsp; Hopefully the mage would want to retain his company for a while.&nbsp; Maybe Belgal's death had served a purpose, as cold it may be.Hildor also hadn't forgotten his agreement... he should have checked in with Mars this morning, but he hadn't expected the cleric or mage to rise so quickly.&quot;You'll excuse me for a moment.&nbsp; I think I left something in the last room,&quot; he said, leaving Nae'talis to mourn, and Hrolf to console him.&nbsp; It wasn't that Hildor felt nothing for the loss of their companion, but he had lost many closer to him than that dwarf, and he had other things to focus on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ae1vart0n, post: 2825750, member: 40218"] Nae'talls' sharp response had been unexpected. It happened faster than Hildor could react. He had no intention of keeping the axe, though he found the materialism almost cruel. But still he had no use for it, and it's owner being... missing... there was no point in arguing. Arguments only lead to fights. it would perhaps have better use in Hrolf's hands, but that was for the cleric to decide. Hilder proceeded to search the room, particularly the pile of weopons, and to look for exits. Was this the caves end? The end would be a problem. [COLOR=DarkSlateBlue][I]How am I to follow that mage if this task is finished?[/I][/COLOR] he thought. Hopefully the mage would want to retain his company for a while. Maybe Belgal's death had served a purpose, as cold it may be. Hildor also hadn't forgotten his agreement... he should have checked in with Mars this morning, but he hadn't expected the cleric or mage to rise so quickly. [COLOR=LightSlateBlue]"You'll excuse me for a moment. I think I left something in the last room,"[/COLOR] he said, leaving Nae'talis to mourn, and Hrolf to console him. It wasn't that Hildor felt nothing for the loss of their companion, but he had lost many closer to him than that dwarf, and he had other things to focus on. [/QUOTE]

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