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<blockquote data-quote="ae1vart0n" data-source="post: 2840010" data-attributes="member: 40218">If anyone had bothered to look, Hildor's was grinding his teeth.&nbsp; Hrolf was incompentent.&nbsp; He charged in recklessly, underestimated his opponents and had taken the most damage from his own weopon.&nbsp; He had already judged Hildor.&nbsp; He had been a convenient excuse to follow Nae'talis, and that was the end of his usefulness.But why was everyone wasting so much time talking when their friend could be in trouble.Talking is meaningless.Hildor turned and went back down the way they had come leaving Nae'talis with the Tyrrans to follow.&nbsp; On the way down he drew a sword in one hand an a dart in the other.&nbsp; He didn't know whether he was for the Tyrrans or Mars, but he knew he didn't like being decieved.The amount of information shared with Hildor was too little to be diluted with lies.[sblock]Edit: Just made it Tyrrans not Thayans.&nbsp; Think everyone figured that out.[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ae1vart0n, post: 2840010, member: 40218"] If anyone had bothered to look, Hildor's was grinding his teeth. Hrolf was incompentent. He charged in recklessly, underestimated his opponents and had taken the most damage from his own weopon. He had already judged Hildor. He had been a convenient excuse to follow Nae'talis, and that was the end of his usefulness. But why was everyone wasting so much time talking when their friend could be in trouble. [COLOR=DarkSlateBlue][I]Talking is meaningless.[/I][/COLOR] Hildor turned and went back down the way they had come leaving Nae'talis with the Tyrrans to follow. On the way down he drew a sword in one hand an a dart in the other. He didn't know whether he was for the Tyrrans or Mars, but he knew he didn't like being decieved. The amount of information shared with Hildor was too little to be diluted with lies. [sblock]Edit: Just made it Tyrrans not Thayans. Think everyone figured that out.[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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