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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mal Malenkirk" data-source="post: 4657918" data-attributes="member: 834">[sblock=OOC to DM]Something off from Wilment but not the mother?  That would mean, as far as I can tell, there really is a missing daughter but there is something more that Wilment isn't sharing?The following is based on that assumption.[/sblock]Hadrak nods in agreement and leave the building[sblock]This occurs after the party is underway, so anyone who has more to say to Wilment before leaving should not take this into account until after he has left.[/sblock]As the groups gets underway, Hadrak shares his suspicions with his comrades.-"There is something wrong with the father.  He might just be trying real hard to hold it together but I think he might be hiding something.  Remember how he first talked of 'property' back at the inn before it became clear we were talking about his daughter?  It's hard to imagine he is sincerely grieving like the mother is.  He just seems shady all around.  Yet he didn't ask for anything more than the return of Tilla so it can't be about anything else."The dwarf scratch his prematurely grayed beard thoughtfully.-"I don't like it, it ain't natural.  The poor kid has to be freed if at all possible but...  I have to wonder if her father has her best interest at heart.  I mean, imagine he is some wack job who had sold little Tilla in advance for ten times what he promised us...  Sold her to some crazy cult who needs to sacrifice a virgin born on the last day of spring or some such non-sense.  I mean, I know it sounds farfetched and I hate suggesting such horrible things about a father...  but I just don't like his behaviour.  That's not how the normal father of a missing child behaves!"</blockquote>

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