Re: Night of the Full Moon
The explanation that the goblin gave was angering for him on a level that he just had to shut down somewhat. Their answer was that they just wanted to destroy everything and hope that what comes next was much better. Nothing to do with tradition, with honor, with duty, with anything beyond a child's petulant want to make those that hurt them to suffer and what comes next was unimportant. Part of that made sense, but with all these others learning about what was going on, he was done with this as the night seemed to have come to if conclusion, and all were scrambling to recover the situation.
Looking at the navy haired talker, speaking so much to others, the stone statue looms closer to the group. "Take. Care. Your choices will always have a consequence on what happens. And sometimes death is not the end of your story." The statue said from an unmoving mouth, with its face shifting between the group as the featureless indentations of its eyes moved over those present around the indigo maned maiden. "As she said, for most, ignoring this nights as but a most unfortunate dream would grant you a chance for prolonged happiness, few have such luck when they find more than the mundane." He then turned and made his way over to Sir John, and would leave with him to discuss what they must do now.