.:Random_Event:. wrote:The beast seemed to lose some of the tenseness in his body, for these surely as they had stated, were not servants of Xai're, nor did they look anything at all like a minion of the deranged god. "Ah... Alright then," he spoke, taking a seat on the stone and glancing at the figures before him.
"I would gladly like to leave this place but there is a price to pay for those who would wish to free one such as I, according to the curse that binds us here... One would have to... say... give up something valuable in return..."
Something... valuable? She began to wonder what she must lose in order to save this poor being. "Just tell me what I must do and I'll try my best to save you and get you out of here." There was no way she could leave him behind to suffer.
It was rather boring for Rukaj to just be sitting there. Still, he made no fuss and waited for his owner to do as she wished. The pumkit had crawled out from its hiding place and was now at rest on the floor of the shrine.
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