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<blockquote data-quote="Legildur" data-source="post: 1854836" data-attributes="member: 1258">Makas - dwarf warriorMakas doesn't try to make any small talk with Nadour.&nbsp;&nbsp; They have a job to do for him and nothing else.&nbsp; Besides, the dwarf cares little about the private affairs of his employer.He spends some of time pondering what meals Fror might prepare.&nbsp; He has heard that some gnomes are particularly gifted cooks and maybe there will be some decent fare on the trip.As Morrison approaches, Makas eyes him carefuly, still unsure about this unarmored human.&nbsp; He simply shrugs his shoulders at Morrison's offer to ride point with Nadour on the morrow.With evening upon them, Makas takes out his waraxe and runs a whetstone across the blade of the finely crafted weapon favoured by his people.&nbsp; With little fanfair, he turns in for the night, but still wearing the breastplate armor - the lessons of the desert crossing hard learnt, regardless of their current position.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Legildur, post: 1854836, member: 1258"] [SIZE=1][B]Makas - dwarf warrior[/B][/SIZE] Makas doesn't try to make any small talk with Nadour. They have a job to do for him and nothing else. Besides, the dwarf cares little about the private affairs of his employer. He spends some of time pondering what meals Fror might prepare. He has heard that some gnomes are particularly gifted cooks and maybe there will be some decent fare on the trip. As Morrison approaches, Makas eyes him carefuly, still unsure about this unarmored human. He simply shrugs his shoulders at Morrison's offer to ride point with Nadour on the morrow. With evening upon them, Makas takes out his waraxe and runs a whetstone across the blade of the finely crafted weapon favoured by his people. With little fanfair, he turns in for the night, but still wearing the breastplate armor - the lessons of the desert crossing hard learnt, regardless of their current position. [/QUOTE]

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