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Without much thought, Elm headed straight to Sordak’s house. If he is there, Osh tells in great detail about his latest journey. He emphasizes the meeting with a man named Gnoll. The very one that Rizz punished with slaps. He conveys his words about the "tribute" from the village. And also, in general, an unjustified resentment towards non-humans and an obvious hatred for them. He tells Dale about Dorian as well, describing his appearance, habits, equipment (emphasizing the suspicious hammer), skills, and so on. And that this extremely suspicious man easily found common ground with Gnoll. Like attracts like. He also mentions the cats, which the human sorcerers essentially keep in slavery. Elm concludes his story by saying that there may be many more people like Gnoll in the city. And that non-humans should prepare to confront the vile humans.
Rizz was not around, so Svarge had to listen to Osh’s story.
- Don’t worry, everything will be alright! - Sordak hugs Elm tightly and at the same time strokes his head. - It’s all very sad, but not everything is lost yet! Let me cook something delicious for you to cheer you up. How does that sound?