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<blockquote data-quote="devious_sauce" data-source="post: 5630074" data-attributes="member: 6678451">Vigil's responseVigil's heart rate had first picked up with the pounding on the door, and was still beating in his chest, telling him something was about to happen. As he listened to the boys quick story, he was caught up in a mix of emotions and thoughts. &nbsp;Vigil's sized up the situation, and quickly passed on the idea of sticking around. He hadn't committed any crimes, that he was aware of anyway, but that wouldn't matter to the Hellknights, and he didn't want to go through that ordeal again. Especially if they were surrounded.&nbsp;A little disappointed, Vigil followed Maurea down the trapdoor. &nbsp;He knew the value in a cleric, be she a fighter or a healer, and the puddle in front of the door was evidence enough that the gnome would be useful. He'd seen what angry, passionate men like Noa could in the right situation. It seemed he'd be waiting a little longer to demonstrate his own value to the group.&nbsp;&quot;Noa!&quot; he cried, unsure what exactly the man was thinking or why he hadn't yet moved towards the hole. &quot;Time to go!&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="devious_sauce, post: 5630074, member: 6678451"] [b]Vigil's response[/b] Vigil's heart rate had first picked up with the pounding on the door, and was still beating in his chest, telling him something was about to happen. As he listened to the boys quick story, he was caught up in a mix of emotions and thoughts. Vigil's sized up the situation, and quickly passed on the idea of sticking around. He hadn't committed any crimes, that he was aware of anyway, but that wouldn't matter to the Hellknights, and he didn't want to go through [I]that [/I]ordeal again. Especially if they were surrounded. A little disappointed, Vigil followed Maurea down the trapdoor. He knew the value in a cleric, be she a fighter or a healer, and the puddle in front of the door was evidence enough that the gnome would be useful. He'd seen what angry, passionate men like Noa could in the right situation. It seemed he'd be waiting a little longer to demonstrate his own value to the group. [COLOR=cyan]"Noa!"[/COLOR] he cried, unsure what exactly the man was thinking or why he hadn't yet moved towards the hole. [COLOR=cyan]"Time to go!"[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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