Droguk steps next to the one attacking the mammoth, bringing his sword down toward its skull.
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Droguk's fury increases as he sees Nadya take multiple hits. "Back away, Lady of the Tent! I will take care of this one!" Droguk tells her, stepping up and bringing his sword down hard toward the troll.
As his anger rises rapidly, Droguk takes a step forward and swings hard at the nearest troll.
Droguk remains impassive, awaiting the trolls arrival yet preparing himself to avoid any sudden attacks.
Droguk remains where he is, keeping an eye on the trolls and Cyrus both as best he can, ready to react as quickly as he can if something goes wrong.
"I agree with Landwarden; we avoid the trolls as best we can," he responds as he keeps a watchful eye upon the trolls.
"I agree, Landwarden. But I also believe it to be best if we remained unnoticed as much as possible. My wounds have taken their toll. I am not sure how long I could hold against three. I would gather not long," he states as a matter of fact. "Let us keep behind the buildings as we make our way to our destination."
As Kobad confirms that the wolves still live, Droguk quickly moves from one to the next, running his sword through each one more time for good measure. He then returns back to the others, "I am ready." Studying the trolls a moment, "I would gather they are looking for us, Fireborn. Let us hope not." He then turns to Ringeirr, "Is this 'Mortin's house' our destination?"
If charging is possible...:
Droguk charges after the wolf with the intent of cleaving it in two.
Droguk glares at the retreating wolf, his fury subsiding as it runs away. "Let us continue on," he simply says as he sheathes his sword.
His eyes going wide at the sight of the winter wolves, Droguk draws his greatsword and swings with a mighty overhand chop.
As he takes a couple of shots from the pair, Droguk continues his assault on the drunk who began it all.
As his anger rises instantly, Droguk slowly returns his face forward, glaring at his enemy as he draws his sleeve across his lip to wipe away a bit of blood and then launches his fist with all the momentum he can muster toward the over-sized drunk's face.
Droguk observes the two drunks a moment before walking right up next to one and tapping him on the shoulder. "What place is it that you are speaking of?"
Droguk aides the others in hiding the bodies as well. "Quick is correct. Once we finish we need to leave this area immediately." He then turns to Kobad, "Burning them will not be necessary. The smoke would attract too much attention. I fear we may have already attracted enough as it is."
Taking another strike from the mirrored man, Droguk barely manages to avoid the second swing from the creature before retaliating himself.
Seeing there to be only one left, Droguk moves up and helps Ringeirr in an attempt to bring it down.
Grunting in pain, the barbarian retaliates with an overhand chop, hoping to finish off the seemingly unkillable creature.
With the nasty wound, fury wells up quickly from within the Kellid as he puts a great deal of anger behind his next swing.
Droguk draws his greatsword as he takes a step toward the creature and swings with a big overhand chop at it.
Narrowing his eyes at the creature, he looks to the others a moment in silence before staring directly at Kobad. "'The word'," he simply says.
Droguk glances around, finding that an odd feeling before looking back at the mirror man. He attempts a response in a like manner. Intruder: "The warrior woman at the entrance allowed us passage. Was she wrong to do so?"
Droguk nods. "Then let's move." Quickly looking for another avenue to take, he helps lead the animals in a direction away from the mirror man.
Droguk looks to Natasza before turning back to Ringeirr, "Is she correct? Are we more out of place than any one else?"
Droguk looks to Ringeirr with his typical stoic visage, "Continue on. What is this creature doing and why are we concerned if it notices us? Unless it means to kill us, I say we continue on our way."
Noticing the odd creature, "Hold," he tells the others. "What manner of creature possesses a face of mirror?"
As his fury subsides, Droguk proceeds to do as instructed. Once done, "Do these goblins creatures show themselves often?" he asks Ringeirr.
Droguk turns and immediately heads for the one that apparently has decided to stay and fight.
Droguk's fury takes over and he heads toward the northernmost goblin, drawing his greatsword as he does and bringing it down upon the smaller creature when he nears.
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Looking at her blankly, yet, studying her a moment, "The Hunter's Moon. Very well." He nods and takes his leave. Returning to the others, "Let us move." Droguk now leads the way in.
Completely expressionless, Droguk looks over at Kobad before looking back to the guard. "Search if you must. I simply ask that you would care the fish. If it is ruined, then we've nothing."
"You speak true. I am no 'coin chaser' as you call it. Yet unfortunately it is necessary at times."
"Yes," he states plainly.
Droguk steps up from the back, "We are here for trade."
"Let us hope you are right, Landwarden. The last thing we need is extra eyes upon us."
Droguk nods in agreement. "We will aid you however we must. I would gather that we leave as soon as possible but it may wiser to rest here first. Many of us are in need of healing; including the beast companions that are among us."
Grumbling, "No. I do not. But if that is what must be done... then so be it."
"I do not believe we have much choice. If you can aid us in any way to make our venture easier, it would be welcome."
"I have." He pulls out the key and then hands that to him.
Droguk pulls out the lock box. "I found this. Maybe it contains your belongings." He then offers it to him.
Once that was done, he looked over to Droguk, wiping his brow with his sleeve. "Something tells me this shed really might need to have an accident. Preferably the fiery kind that destroys bodies and other evidence." Droguk looks to the ranger, thinking on it a moment before eventually shrugging nonchalantly and continuing his search. Hearing Nadya's voice, Droguk grabs the lock box and takes it with him, finding the others. "It is as Landwarden has said: they will trouble you no more."
After finishing up, he takes notice of the locals but doesn't give it much thought. "I found a key from the old one. Let us see if it goes to something within." He then moves within the building, looking around for anything that appears to possess a lock and also looks around for anything else that might be of use.
As the last man falls, Droguk's fury subsides. He looks around at the carnage a moment before turning to the others. "The others should be troubled no more," he states as a matter of fact before proceeding to check the bodies for any useful gear.
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