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Galen Goodfellow wrote:

After his rousing cry stirred no souls to his banner, Galen looks around a little confused. Then quietly puts his blade away and slinks back to his root beer, nursing it in silence while casting his eyes about.

"Blasted bunch of sneak-theives and scoundrels. None with the courage of their convictions. All pay lip service to the overthrow of Thrune, but none will stand and fight for it. They speak of secrecy and quiet insurrection, when everyone knows the only way to deal with a problem is head on." he says out loud, but softly and too himself.

He shakes his head, wondering where he is ever going to find an army to lead, if not here.

Mikhal sidles up next to the paladin with a rather curious smile as he continues to work on the bracelet.

"Tell me something good sir Paladin..., what good are you to a cause if you are dragged into a holding cell and never heard from again? No man or woman..." he quickly flashes a smile and a wink to Lucina, "...here has any less conviction than you do good sir. What we have, that you seem to lack, is just like what Pa used to tell me. The good sense to know when to talk, and when to keep your mouth shut. A careless word or action in this town gets you vanished. You stand up on a soapbox and start spouting that, the only thing you are going to do is drive away the people that are capable of helping you, and drawing out the fools without the sense to stand back. You had better thank Desna's stars that you have others willing to at least give you a chance to wise up."


Mikhal comes in, finding a rather tall chair so that he actually comes up to the bar and orders a drink. He looks over Lucinas way, blinking at her in a very thoughtful manner. "Desna's stars, that is a lot of people. Real question is, what will it take for a nation to finally accept a change like that? To dream a dream where being a citizen that is good and moral is accepted once again?"

He smiles over, busying himself with a rather intricate bracelet, some tools in his hand as he seems to be trying to mend something on it, and set things right on its chain. "Could just be me, but from down here, often times it takes patience, long suffering, hard work, and Lady Luck herself before you can fix something. I mean, look at this bracelet. Its lovely gold with silver inlay, various stones set in charms along its length. But half the stone settings are broken, some of the stones are cracked and fractured beyond any value. Much of the silver is tarnished. I mean, if I tried to sell this to someone right now, I wouldn't get two coppers for it."