'Oh, that's novel. Why is he panicking? Perhaps it's something they didn't know…'
He smiled wide enough that his molars showed. Not a friendly smile. A baring-of-teeth smile.
"Or," Kael said, letting the words hang just long enough to be heard, "is it about the legendary hammer?"
"What is he talking about… Rabbit?" Dragon asked, the calm voice dipping slightly into something colder.
"He's delusional," Torrac snapped immediately, waving a paw as if he could swat the topic away. "Don't mind him. We're here to talk about the damned action you just committed!"
"No," the same feminine voice said, calm but edged like a blade. "I'd like to hear what the human has to say."
Kael turned slightly toward the sound. "Thank you, Lady Snake."
The rabbit's eyes were about to bulge out of his skull.
"Seems like," Kael said, "I obtained a few treasures ahead of everyone else, and Torrac was adamant that I hand them over. Are those the rules of the tower?"
