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[zomara0292]

"He is far too afraid, couldn't really even bring himself to attack back." I am just glad that I was able to take the thing down in time to save him. Well, with help." Zomara sat at the edge of the pew and sighed.
"I think I will leave him here next time we go on a dangerous mission, so he doesn't get hurt. What do you think?"

[Spiderking50]

Scapheap enter a little after Zomara.

You deliver the food to the kitchen where the robotic monster takes it. After that you're into your section of free time.

"He is far too afraid, couldn't really even bring himself to attack back." I am just glad that I was able to take the thing down in time to save him. Well, with help." Zomara sat at the edge of the pew and sighed.
"I think I will leave him here next time we go on a dangerous mission, so he doesn't get hurt. What do you think?"

Tamed monsters will almost always wait for your commands. Even if they are attacked, they will wait for you to tell them what to do. This little pup doesn't seem to be particularly fearful, he may have just been stunned by the boar or waiting to be told what to do. However, if you fear for him, then maybe it is best you leave him here.

[scapheap]

Scapheap wander into off to find a book on fighting with an axe. He need to be able to do more then swing around with it.

[Spiderking50]

Scapheap wander into off to find a book on fighting with an axe. He need to be able to do more then swing around with it.

You enter the library to find Jeremy deeply engrossed in his work. He looks up long enough for you to request the book and him to direct you to its location.

[zomara0292]

"I didn't tell him to do anything, to be honest. I am not sure what I could have told him to do other than to fight back. I don't know enough about him. . . I will have to do that. Might as well with Munch, too."

[Spiderking50]

"I didn't tell him to do anything, to be honest. I am not sure what I could have told him to do other than to fight back. I don't know enough about him. . . I will have to do that. Might as well with Munch, too."

Jeremy will be able to identify your monster if you ask him.

[scapheap]

scapheap finds a basic fighting style bases around axes and head to a training room to try it out.

[zomara0292]

"Sure. I can do that. Thank you again, Gregory. Oh! Before I leave, did you ever get your holy water?"

[Spiderking50]

Zomara
No I have yet to hear from Berius. I fear he may have had a run in with some of the undead monsters in that area.

Scrapheap
You enter a training room and there is a panel with several switches on the it. There is a main dial which can be set to target practice or training dummy.

[flabort]

Flabort, back from his quest, goes to find the Library and Jeremy.
"Hello, are you in here?"

[scapheap]

Move dial to dummy and fiddle with the setting till only one appears.

[Spiderking50]

Flabbort
Yes Flabbort, what can I do for you?

Scrapheap
You adjust the dial and a single dummy appears in the room.

[flabort]

"What do you know of the crocomen in the nearby town? I met a few of them - they seem organized, humanoid. Strong. What manner of monster are they, do they ever have their own criminals to deal with, why do they hate humans so much?"

While he's asking questions of Jeremy, he starts glancing about for a book about the local area and any organized groups of monsters nearby.

[zomara0292]

"I am sure he will be fine. He seems very capable. In the mean time, I will ll take Mel with me and see what he might be good at."
As he says that, the small wolf looks up, and then down, and then licks his hand just slightly.
"Keep safe Gregory."
With that he leaves to the library.

[Spiderking50]

Flabbort
Ah yes, I know of them, but not a whole lot. Some monsters have intelligence levels that reach or even surpass human intelligence. They can form societies much like human societies. The crocomen of the nearby town are one such example. They are a theocratic organization with a strict merit based society. They originate from further south, and their temple nearby is a small branch sent to this region. In the south they are a major force for piece where humans, especially in the capital, are less than savory. As a result, they have a negative view of humanity. As for their own criminals, I think they are few and far between. Their culture has a high emphasis on duty and honor, so for one to become a criminal would go against their cultural values, but it is certainly possible that some leave their society for their own reasons. Pastor Gregory could tell you firsthand what that's like, he became a missionary many years ago and left his ancestral home to spread the word of the Holy Gods. You manage to find a tome titled "Humaoid type monsters"

Zomara
You head to the library to see Jeremy talking with Flabbort. They're talking about crocomen or something.