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Tog finally catches up to the minecart right after Talbot falls, and hauls his body out of the cart. Setting him on the ground, Tog Uses a healing spell on himself and Sefel, healing them both after searching Talbot and then tying him up. He then uses his Healing Touch power on Talbot, healing him 5 HP.
Tog tromps along behind the others, telling Dwarven anecdotes which largely involve slightly hyperbolic stories of Dwarven perfection. When the group arrives at the mine, a smile lights up Tog's face; it's the smile one might have upon returning home. In response to Jan's question, Tog says "Dwarves do not sneak. It's well-known that each time a Dwarf touches the ground, it cheers in joy. That being said, I do not mind taking point either."
"Yes, let's head out. Sooner this is resolved the better." It wasn't that Tog did not feel any empathy for the people of Akiton; As he was a member of a race of miners, he knew what it meant for a small town to have it's mine dry up, and how desperate it made people. Tog instead chose to focus on the true villain in this situation: Talbot, the man who had sold them false hope.
The Dwarf entered the room reading something in an actual book. He appeared to be a typical representative of his race, squat and heavily muscled. he wore an holy symbol of beaten silver around his neck, and was wearing heavy armor, which meant that he avoided taking a seat and instead leaned against the wall, continuing to flip through his book while he waited for the briefing. |
