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Pankoki · 03-10-04, 11:18 AM

I tire of this painful feeling. Why is the reward only given to those of ill intent?
So many times I try to help, only to get backslapped. It has happened so many times. First it was Llu. She was feeling really sick and I tried to help her, but she refused my assistance. She got worse though, and I felt that she needed someone to at least pick her from the floor, yet she wanted no help. It all came down to the point were we had to follow her to some dangerous mountains and all through this passage I received nothing but insults... Why? Why is the good not rewarded? It came to the point were I almost lost my beautiful husband to raiders in the region.
Then it was the druid. She was trapped in an unstable form and we tried to help liberate her. We went through pain and suffering to bring her to the forest, and we manage to restore her to her human form. Only to find out that she was really a powerful demon lord that was ready to kill everyone in sight. My good friend Thoral fell to that thing. WHY?
And then its the witch. A large group goes to her help. We try to assist as much as we can. We do our best. But to add to our bad luck we interrupt something that leads to her apparent death. Dire indeed. And then comes her wrathful sister, and she sends us all biting dust! Why??! We only tried to help! Is there no justice in this world?

But then again there are all the good things that I got from this. When Frin fell on that mountain range I prayed so hard that an avatar of Deliar came to grant him life. Such an experience is one that I will never forget. Also, I know a little bit more of Llu's position in this place and I understand that her responsibility is great indeed, I can see her pain. Thoral gained a new friend in Legodia, and I believe that he received a boon for being a child of nature. And through the witches death I now know that our duty in this world is one that is vital for the existence of life itself, a great path indeed.

So maybe everything is not so sour, perhaps everything does happen for a reason. I am glad.

03-10-04, 11:18 AM	#3
Pankoki Administrator Characters Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Chicago Posts: 2,194 Thanks: 30 Thanked 58 Times in 12 Posts	RE: Triba Gues' Log of Dire Adventure I tire of this painful feeling. Why is the reward only given to those of ill intent? So many times I try to help, only to get backslapped. It has happened so many times. First it was Llu. She was feeling really sick and I tried to help her, but she refused my assistance. She got worse though, and I felt that she needed someone to at least pick her from the floor, yet she wanted no help. It all came down to the point were we had to follow her to some dangerous mountains and all through this passage I received nothing but insults... Why? Why is the good not rewarded? It came to the point were I almost lost my beautiful husband to raiders in the region. Then it was the druid. She was trapped in an unstable form and we tried to help liberate her. We went through pain and suffering to bring her to the forest, and we manage to restore her to her human form. Only to find out that she was really a powerful demon lord that was ready to kill everyone in sight. My good friend Thoral fell to that thing. WHY? And then its the witch. A large group goes to her help. We try to assist as much as we can. We do our best. But to add to our bad luck we interrupt something that leads to her apparent death. Dire indeed. And then comes her wrathful sister, and she sends us all biting dust! Why??! We only tried to help! Is there no justice in this world? But then again there are all the good things that I got from this. When Frin fell on that mountain range I prayed so hard that an avatar of Deliar came to grant him life. Such an experience is one that I will never forget. Also, I know a little bit more of Llu's position in this place and I understand that her responsibility is great indeed, I can see her pain. Thoral gained a new friend in Legodia, and I believe that he received a boon for being a child of nature. And through the witches death I now know that our duty in this world is one that is vital for the existence of life itself, a great path indeed. So maybe everything is not so sour, perhaps everything does happen for a reason. I am glad. __________________ Stabbed Bloodstone in the back.