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<blockquote data-quote="Ariakor" data-source="post: 2701133" data-attributes="member: 8473">&quot;Thank you for your offer to help me,&quot; the monk says, bowing to you. &quot;The Evil ONes didn't do much damage here to the spirit of this place, but i think you should hurry to get to the other two shrines. An angry spirit grows restless in no time and there is no way to tell whether it would still be friendly towards those that usually broought him offerings or if it succumbs to the maddening taint of the Shadowlands.&quot;He fixes your captive with an intense stare and says: &quot;And you, if you really are repenting what you have done you would be well advised to give them every help possible to you. Though this may not redeem your own soul from the darkness of the Eternal Shadow, it could stil remove the stain you brought upon your family and ancestors before the Heavenly Court.&quot;Hearing this, the man stares intently at the floor, his face showing some kind of fear and despair, as if he just now realized the full extend of what he has done. After a few moments, he says in a small voice: &quot;I am sorry for what i have done and my life and honor is in your hands.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ariakor, post: 2701133, member: 8473"] "Thank you for your offer to help me," the monk says, bowing to you. "The Evil ONes didn't do much damage here to the spirit of this place, but i think you should hurry to get to the other two shrines. An angry spirit grows restless in no time and there is no way to tell whether it would still be friendly towards those that usually broought him offerings or if it succumbs to the maddening taint of the Shadowlands." He fixes your captive with an intense stare and says: "And you, if you really are repenting what you have done you would be well advised to give them every help possible to you. Though this may not redeem your own soul from the darkness of the Eternal Shadow, it could stil remove the stain you brought upon your family and ancestors before the Heavenly Court." Hearing this, the man stares intently at the floor, his face showing some kind of fear and despair, as if he just now realized the full extend of what he has done. After a few moments, he says in a small voice: "I am sorry for what i have done and my life and honor is in your hands." [/QUOTE]

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