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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kwargrow" data-source="post: 7500376" data-attributes="member: 6855382">All three of the siblings pay attention to the words of the Orngaddrin, attempting to glean some understanding of their language.  These people fascinate them, and they wish to learn more from them after the battle. Nalvis leans close to Vik and says, "If we have to fight hand to hand I will rush out first to the battle.  It would be dishonorable for us to travel all this way to offer help and then hold ourselves back from danger.  I know your heart, my friend, and I know you will be beside me.  If their leader, who I believe is Aikiku's son, dies in the fight I wish to take his remains back to his mother so she may know what has happened to him.  If he does not die we should question him to find out all we can about Eastaboga and this foul quest of theirs." As the catapult launches it's projectiles Mekric feels a shudder of fear and sorrow run through her.  If they lose this battle it will be the end of her family, friends, and this village, and if they win the battle it will mean that many families will never see their soldier sons again.  She curses whatever fool in the past invented combat before she pushes these thoughts from her mind and focuses on her task at hand. Arbine sees the effect of the flung stones and thinks, 'If those rocks were hot they would do more damage.'  She turns to her sister to encourage her to heat the stones before firing, but then remembers they are supposed to keep their abilities hidden.  She mumbles a curse under her breath and turns back to keep watch again.  If she sees Nalvis and Vik charge out to face the attackers she will join them. </blockquote>

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