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<blockquote data-quote="Verbatim" data-source="post: 1496347" data-attributes="member: 15549">As Ayden approached, he was relieved to see that the lizardmen did not immediately rush to attack them.~I hope this is not simply a ruse to lull us into a false sense of hope...~Ayden wished that the females and children were not afraid of him, but under the circumstances, it was a fear he could all too well understand. Doing his best to look as non-threatening as he could, Ayden watched as one tribesmen dove into the water and began swimming for the burned out tree to the north.Taking a few moments, Ayden admired the shrine and tried to read the inscription on the stone in front of him, however, his time was cut short when he caught movement in the corner of his eye and watched as large flat bottomed boats were brought out from the huts around them.As the halfling druid seemed to read his mind, Ayden nodded his head in agreement.&quot;Aye, it would seem that they do wish us to go with them. Let us pray that the stump is not blackened from those who made the same mistake.&quot;Turning to face the closest lizardman, Ayden tried speaking to him first in what he hoped was a more familiar tongue, the language of wyrms.&quot;I am Ayden Wyvernspur, and I and my companions are here in peace. May I go tell those who are behind me that you wish us to go to the tree? I will only be a moment.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Verbatim, post: 1496347, member: 15549"] As Ayden approached, he was relieved to see that the lizardmen did not immediately rush to attack them. [i]~I hope this is not simply a ruse to lull us into a false sense of hope...~[/i] Ayden wished that the females and children were not afraid of him, but under the circumstances, it was a fear he could all too well understand. Doing his best to look as non-threatening as he could, Ayden watched as one tribesmen dove into the water and began swimming for the burned out tree to the north. Taking a few moments, Ayden admired the shrine and tried to read the inscription on the stone in front of him, however, his time was cut short when he caught movement in the corner of his eye and watched as large flat bottomed boats were brought out from the huts around them. As the halfling druid seemed to read his mind, Ayden nodded his head in agreement. "Aye, it would seem that they do wish us to go with them. Let us pray that the stump is not blackened from those who made the same mistake." Turning to face the closest lizardman, Ayden tried speaking to him first in what he hoped was a more familiar tongue, the language of wyrms. "I am Ayden Wyvernspur, and I and my companions are here in peace. May I go tell those who are behind me that you wish us to go to the tree? I will only be a moment." [/QUOTE]

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