He couldn't help but scowl at the human, who clearly didn't know about the dwarf's own agenda in partaking of the journey, but he said nothing to him as he merely watched and sharpened his ax until the man finally mounted and left. Belrac couldn't have been happier to see the man leave as he spat on the ground to indicate that he had great disdain for the man despite knowing him for only those few, short moments. "The man seems so certain that she is going to die, yet doesn't even offer to come along to assure that she won't fall...and to threaten us to ensure that she remains alive by saying she has powerful friends who would no doubt cause us harm if she was to be harmed."<br/><br/>The dwarf merely snorted at the thought and grinned wickedly as a thought entered his head. "I'd like to see them try, I've been wishing for more challenging foes than fighting the random wild critter or band of highwaymen." Belrac said, voicing his opinion of what he thought of the threat and then turned to regard his companions once more, with silence being the dominate feature about him as he was not a conversationalist himself unless the subject was on something he knew well or was asked a question.