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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Keia" data-source="post: 1788787" data-attributes="member: 98">Dargo Golden, Half Deep Dragon Golden Dwarf (Fighter/Ranger)On the judge's orders, he was about to speak up when . . . Dargo had tried to remain stoic, but was finding it difficult from the comment made by his peer.  The colonel never did have a great deal of love or respect for him, but at least Dargo alway knew where he stood with the dwarf."Very well, colonel," Dargo started.  "If it please the court, I, Dargo Golden, scout of Eartheart, will give my report of the incident . . . ."He began with the attack on Lady Miria and how he came to make her acquaintance, then continued with the information reported to him from those who were also assisting her . . ." . . . of course, as soon as we arrived at Eartheart and traveled to the prison we learned of the prison break.  My companions and I made all haste to assist in quelling the uprising.  When we discovered that it was the prisoners who apparently were innocent making the break, I ordered all hostility on both sides to cease.  The combat did stop, and the prisoners were re-apprehended and healing was performed on those that it could," Dargo said, pausing and bowing his head slightly in memory and tribute of those that had fallen. "I know not how this conflict in the prison started, nor can I speak to the intentions of those before us today.  It is a sad day when noble dwarves have given up their lives following their duty.  It is something we have all seen too many times before, yet it pains us no less.""That said, when I ordered those prisoners to stand down, they did.  They were lawfully held prisoners, but they were apparently innocent of the crime for which they were held,"  Dargo paused again, having spoken more to this point than he ever had up to this day."I am not certain that any additional loss of life or freedom would be a proper recompense to those who lost their lives.  Perhaps it would be more fitting, that those who actually broke into Stonehammer pay for their crimes and these prisoner show their remorse and respect, by apprehending the real culprits in the name of those dwarves who had fallen.  In this, I agree with Vuoor, here,"  Dargo finished.  He had spoken the truth and spoken his mind . . as requested by the judge and his colonel - he only hoped he did more good than harm.</blockquote>

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