Tellerian Hawke
Defender of Oerth
Merin says, thoughtfully, "I doubt their band is large enough to threaten a town. They're probably headed into the mountains. I think the murdered people we found were a chance encounter, perhaps killed to prevent them from telling others about the presence of the Amiradthae in this area. Let's head upstream."
As Merin is going about his morning routine, he mumbles: "Podlyye malen'kiye d'yavoly."
When asked about it later, Merin says that the phrase in Amiradthan translates literally to "Sneaky evil spirits." But what it really means is "Sneaky little devils." It is readily apparent that Merin is quite upset about this band of murderers. Sheldon has seen this sort of calm rage in Merin before. He does not envy the Amiradthae who will suffer his friend's wrath.
Almost as if Merin could read the look on Sheldon's face, he replies, "They have it coming. They chose to prey upon the weak, the unprepared. I am simply choosing to act on behalf of their victims. My anger is not uncontrolled, or irrational; it is righteous, and directed toward a noble purpose."
As the pair travels, Merin will forage for herbs, and prospect for stones and minerals.
As Merin is going about his morning routine, he mumbles: "Podlyye malen'kiye d'yavoly."
When asked about it later, Merin says that the phrase in Amiradthan translates literally to "Sneaky evil spirits." But what it really means is "Sneaky little devils." It is readily apparent that Merin is quite upset about this band of murderers. Sheldon has seen this sort of calm rage in Merin before. He does not envy the Amiradthae who will suffer his friend's wrath.
Almost as if Merin could read the look on Sheldon's face, he replies, "They have it coming. They chose to prey upon the weak, the unprepared. I am simply choosing to act on behalf of their victims. My anger is not uncontrolled, or irrational; it is righteous, and directed toward a noble purpose."
As the pair travels, Merin will forage for herbs, and prospect for stones and minerals.
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