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Message: <blockquote data-quote="maddmic" data-source="post: 4684763" data-attributes="member: 9989">Grok was an impatient fellow and had wanted to go as soon as he learned the plight of the village.  As they stood in the temple and more gathered, his impatience grew.  He remembered being chastened at his home temple in the fact that he was so impatient.  It was then that John spoke and as if it were soothing to the half-orc.He realized that while the situation was dire, it was more wise to attempt to rectify the situation with more than just Roderic and himself.  He further understood that there could very well be more to the story at hand than clearly visable.  He just didn't like puzzles.  He was never good at them, thus he came to dislike them.  Strongly.  He listened as the priest and John conversed.  He allowed what could be construed as a small smile cross his face.  Pelor was good.  He had brought much assistance to Roderic and Grok.  This help was apparently much needed and very appreciated, even the troll.Suddenly, the half-orc sat back at the table and as if answering his mentor absent-mindedly, he mumbled.  "Grok understand.  Must wait.  Not like it, but must wait."</blockquote>