Something didn't seem right... This dark tainted energy I sensed was pulsing stronger through me. His words kept echoing through my my mind, "He is the only one who can help me." My thoughts began racing again as I was trying to piece together why a lone stranger, such as the one standing before us seeks the wisdom and enlightenment of Torian Whisperwind...
And then it hit me. I knew where I sensed that darkened energy before... My eyes widened as I looked to inspect this stranger one last time before leaping off the edge of logic and reason. I lunged towards him, drawing my dagger from the sheath on the back of my waist, and grabbing by the shirt with my free paw. I put my forearm against him and forced his back into a tree, putting my dagger to his throat,
I should kill you right here... I knew I sensed something amiss... And my feelings proved to hold true, I know... I growled.
I lightened the force of my dagger and pulled his head closer to mine, whispering in his ear, Duskbringer... Don't think for a moment that I am second guessing this...
I pushed him back and turned away, Killing you right here would be too easy... I said, No... it would be foolish. I smirked and turned back to him and pointed my dagger up, This is what you're going to do... You're going to turn and walk from where you came, and you're going to deliver my best wishes to that snake Hadgar. If you're lucky he'll make your death painful as opposed to slow and very painful.
I turned and threw my dagger into a tree behind me to vent a little rage before continuing, If you refuse... I won't spare you a quick painless death. I'll tie you to a tree and let scavengers decide your fate. Your call.
It was at that moment I had realized that the rain had stopped for quite some time, "At least our friend will have a nice walk back..." I thought.