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<blockquote data-quote="Isida Kep'Tukari" data-source="post: 2355166" data-attributes="member: 4441">Kerrik looks back and forth between the group as they debate the morality of undeath.&nbsp; He quickly tries to interject a word in before it can go any further.&nbsp; &quot;Well, I doubt my uncle would make my kidnapping public, but he needs to know that someone was trying to harm the House.&nbsp; Please, let's go, I know my uncle will reward you,&quot; Kerrik says.&nbsp; Assuming the group goes along, Kerrik leads the group further up into the towers.&nbsp; He stops the first guard he sees and rapidly explains the situation.&nbsp; &quot;I was kidnapped, these brave citizens saved me, three goblins were slain during the rescue, they're down two levels...&quot; is essentially what he says, deflecting attention away from the group.&nbsp; With a few more minutes' worth of questions, a squad of guards goes trotting off to see the scene for themselves.&nbsp; Kerrik assures the captain that the group will be staying at his uncle's house if they want to question them further.Finally, very late at night, the group arrives at the home of Dargon d'Kundarak.&nbsp; The older dwarven man gives his nephew a relieved hug, and accepts his explanation with little questioning.&nbsp; He waves the group into his home and won't hear a thing until they're seated with copious amounts of food and drink at their elbows.&nbsp; &quot;My House owes you a debt of gratitude.&nbsp; My nephew will be a fine businessman someday, and I fear the intentions of rivals may have attempted to cut his career short.&nbsp; Please, eat, drink, and tell me of you.&nbsp; How did you rescue my nephew?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Isida Kep'Tukari, post: 2355166, member: 4441"] Kerrik looks back and forth between the group as they debate the morality of undeath. He quickly tries to interject a word in before it can go any further. "[color=silver]Well, I doubt my uncle would make my kidnapping public, but he needs to know that someone was trying to harm the House. Please, let's go, I know my uncle will reward you,[/color]" Kerrik says. Assuming the group goes along, Kerrik leads the group further up into the towers. He stops the first guard he sees and rapidly explains the situation. "[color=silver]I was kidnapped, these brave citizens saved me, three goblins were slain during the rescue, they're down two levels...[/color]" is essentially what he says, deflecting attention away from the group. With a few more minutes' worth of questions, a squad of guards goes trotting off to see the scene for themselves. Kerrik assures the captain that the group will be staying at his uncle's house if they want to question them further. Finally, very late at night, the group arrives at the home of Dargon d'Kundarak. The older dwarven man gives his nephew a relieved hug, and accepts his explanation with little questioning. He waves the group into his home and won't hear a thing until they're seated with copious amounts of food and drink at their elbows. "[color=silver]My House owes you a debt of gratitude. My nephew will be a fine businessman someday, and I fear the intentions of rivals may have attempted to cut his career short. Please, eat, drink, and tell me of you. How did you rescue my nephew?[/color]" [/QUOTE]

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