Re: (Open) Dungeons and Depravity: Revenge of the Unchained
Weiss freed Gribbles from the rabbit trap, and gently puts him onto the ground. Once they approached the village, Weiss pulls Gribbles aside to speak with him. ''Y-You probably s-should keep your distance f-from the village, G-Gribbles. T-They will most likely k-kill you on sight. I-If you think you can s-sneak through the town a-and find my home, y-you can try w-waiting there.'' Weiss suggested. If Gribbles thought he could make it, she’d described the safest way for him to get to her home. If he wanted to wait outside, she promised to come back as soon as she can.
When they brought back the captive, the town’s cheers were somber, and you could easily tell that she was distraught about returning with only one captive. If getting captured wasn’t such an issue, she would’ve never abandoned those girls. ''D-Don’t worry, I-I promise we will save them.'' Weiss said to the mother, as Weiss tried her best to comfort them.
Weiss shook her head at the leader of the town. ''I-It weren’t only minor creatures we encountered. W-We encountered a bunch of hobgoblins, a-and a half-orc that had a symbol similar to us.'' Weiss explained. ''D-Do you know what it means to b-be unchained? T-The half-orc told us, t-that the symbols on our hands are a curse. I-I always saw them as a mark of heroism, b-but after what I’ve seen t-today, I-I am inclined to b-believe they are a curse.'' Weiss asked concerned.