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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 3276725" data-attributes="member: 7006">This was a good question.&nbsp; Why was he doing this?&nbsp; He didn't need to come to Newthrone... didn't need to take any training... didn't need to do anything.&nbsp; He could just as easily stayed back in Seawell and went back to work.&nbsp; Or took a vacation and spent two weeks staring out into the sea.&nbsp; Why do anything?&nbsp; What was the point?&nbsp; Was there really just nothing better to do?Skarghash thought about this as he returned to the main boulevard and started looking for a reputable blacksmith.&nbsp; He knew he probably couldn't afford any high-quality Cannith merchandise necessarily... but he also didn't really know what he wanted to buy.&nbsp; If anything.He is pointed in the direction of a dwarven blacksmith a few blocks away and he wanders over to it.&nbsp; When he arrives, he sees that it is quite serviceable and has quite a number of quality items to purchase if he so chose.&nbsp; But that brought him back to the question that was nagging since he left the Guardian's headquarters... what is he doing?&nbsp; What is his purpose?&nbsp; What does he want?The halfork realizes that if he can't even figure out why he's doing what he's doing... that he's just sleepwalking through life... then there's no reason to do anything.&nbsp; The world is completely open to him.&nbsp; No one is making him do anything.&nbsp; There is no path laid out before him that he must take.&nbsp; He has a free choice.And a choice should be made.&nbsp; Otherwise... why bother living at all?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 3276725, member: 7006"] This was a good question. Why was he doing this? He didn't need to come to Newthrone... didn't need to take any training... didn't need to do anything. He could just as easily stayed back in Seawell and went back to work. Or took a vacation and spent two weeks staring out into the sea. Why do anything? What was the point? Was there really just nothing better to do? Skarghash thought about this as he returned to the main boulevard and started looking for a reputable blacksmith. He knew he probably couldn't afford any high-quality Cannith merchandise necessarily... but he also didn't really know what he wanted to buy. If anything. He is pointed in the direction of a dwarven blacksmith a few blocks away and he wanders over to it. When he arrives, he sees that it is quite serviceable and has quite a number of quality items to purchase if he so chose. But that brought him back to the question that was nagging since he left the Guardian's headquarters... what is he doing? What is his purpose? What does he want? The halfork realizes that if he can't even figure out why he's doing what he's doing... that he's just sleepwalking through life... then there's no reason to do anything. The world is completely open to him. No one is making him do anything. There is no path laid out before him that he must take. He has a free choice. And a choice should be made. Otherwise... why bother living at all? [/QUOTE]

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