The hooded goblin that so far have been sitting silently, suddenly enters the conversation.
I second that question, though I do belive it is up to our own, loyal, mages to determine wether or not this artifact is tainted.
He raises an eyebrow towards the speaker, as to dare him to counter his argument.
Destroying something of historical value to our people, not to mention wasting resources that could prove beneficial to our struggles would be foolish. While I applaud your determination, I do think that this artifact may yet be of value to us.
He shifts his attention, now adressing the assembled goblinoids.
Travelling into the Mourlands are a risky buisness, regardless of personal prowess. Whilst I doubt there is any lack of power, determination or courage here, I do belive it would serve better against the town, Gorgonholm.
His tone carries no hint of sarcasm or taunts, it merely states what he thinks is an obvious point.
Men of my profession value information, mundane as well as arcane.
If we are to oppose a numerically stronger foe, information will no doubt help.
Of course, this does bring me to my personal goal, besides serving the Lhesh Haruuc.
Arcane lore. If we are to delve into Cannith sites, I have an interest in studying what we might recover.
After the artifact have been located and brought back, of course.
He doesn't sounds patriotic, rather, matter of fact.
You get the feeling that he serves the Lhehs Haruuc loyaly as much for his own benefit as any sense of duty.
As if he suddenly realize that his words may be taken as orders, or that his words were out of place, he quickly adds:
Of course, this is just my oppinion. You are welcome to dissagree. Making the best use of all avaible sources of strenght, whether artifacts or people, are my intention and to that end I will propose this course of action.