OLIVER
With each person speaking, the Cultist actually directed answers to each one. It was nice to see some sort of respect. This was far different from Oliver's view of a cultist, seeing as he was giving some damned good responses, though he was a tad rude at times. He wasn't a fan of how he spoke to Kai, but his frustration was hopefully well hidden.
Gulping hard, Oliver nodded in response to the man addressing him directly. He did have a fair point, in a way. Oliver didn't necessarily agree with them choosing to murder people, but they did seem to have good hearts. If he weren't worried about the potential risk of dying, he would've suggested the man start out with educating rather than immediately threatening them. That...seemed a lot more logical and more likely to get a point across.
Soon, a large group of cultists appeared before them and finally, Oliver got a good understanding of the situation. With each person saying what they wanted, Oliver waited patiently for his own turn. He wasn't exactly a fan of Jigano immediately deciding to leave, especially when the dragon was still probably lurking right outside the mountain. "If I may ask... how did you come together to form this group? As well, have you yourself ventured through these mountains? Can you tell us what they hold so that we do not have to venture to see for ourselves?" Maybe if these cultists informed them about what the mountains held, they could call it a day and head back home.
"If you're willing to tell us your knowledge, we are willing to listen then we will leave. If not, then we can leave when it is safe for us to venture back outside."
Oliver tries to bargain with the Cultist. He asks for the cultist to tell them more information about what the mountains hold! In return, he promises to leave without venturing forwards into the mountains. But, if the Cultist refuses, he also promises that they will leave.
Gulping hard, Oliver nodded in response to the man addressing him directly. He did have a fair point, in a way. Oliver didn't necessarily agree with them choosing to murder people, but they did seem to have good hearts. If he weren't worried about the potential risk of dying, he would've suggested the man start out with educating rather than immediately threatening them. That...seemed a lot more logical and more likely to get a point across.
Soon, a large group of cultists appeared before them and finally, Oliver got a good understanding of the situation. With each person saying what they wanted, Oliver waited patiently for his own turn. He wasn't exactly a fan of Jigano immediately deciding to leave, especially when the dragon was still probably lurking right outside the mountain. "If I may ask... how did you come together to form this group? As well, have you yourself ventured through these mountains? Can you tell us what they hold so that we do not have to venture to see for ourselves?" Maybe if these cultists informed them about what the mountains held, they could call it a day and head back home.
"If you're willing to tell us your knowledge, we are willing to listen then we will leave. If not, then we can leave when it is safe for us to venture back outside."
Oliver tries to bargain with the Cultist. He asks for the cultist to tell them more information about what the mountains hold! In return, he promises to leave without venturing forwards into the mountains. But, if the Cultist refuses, he also promises that they will leave.
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