KittenMaster
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"I am going to begin bluntly, because I know you are with those that have fought with me once before: we are enemies.. but for you in particular.. we are enemies that go beyond the scope of this war.
"I had once served a dark god, whose name and secrets have been brought to his grave in light of his defeat and destruction by mortals. Nobody can remember who this god was, and those that attempt to speak his name are censored. This god was Heironeous' enemy, and therefore your enemy... this makes us enemies, as is the conflict between Good and Evil as mandated by the gods.
"But the reason for my speaking to you is not to state my intentions... it's to tell you something you need to know.. It is about your father, Aloysius Birchwood, and about you. I am quite possibly the only proof and testimony that your father even existed at all. To begin, me and your father used to go way back during the past war. In fact.. he was my mentor."
After Dreadstone warns about the skeleton, Loinel mentions, "That skeleton is a treasure of a battle my comrades once fought here. You are standing on historic ground. Don't be alarmed, I have no need of those brittle bones as a tool for battle." Despite this, the guards stand wary around the skeleton.
"I had once served a dark god, whose name and secrets have been brought to his grave in light of his defeat and destruction by mortals. Nobody can remember who this god was, and those that attempt to speak his name are censored. This god was Heironeous' enemy, and therefore your enemy... this makes us enemies, as is the conflict between Good and Evil as mandated by the gods.
"But the reason for my speaking to you is not to state my intentions... it's to tell you something you need to know.. It is about your father, Aloysius Birchwood, and about you. I am quite possibly the only proof and testimony that your father even existed at all. To begin, me and your father used to go way back during the past war. In fact.. he was my mentor."
After Dreadstone warns about the skeleton, Loinel mentions, "That skeleton is a treasure of a battle my comrades once fought here. You are standing on historic ground. Don't be alarmed, I have no need of those brittle bones as a tool for battle." Despite this, the guards stand wary around the skeleton.