"The captain fought bravely against these things, and that was my choice too. Watch out there's one more goblin left!" He shouted and moved aside swiftly, away from the voice, and frowning. He hated this. The steps earlier approaching so, and Sharille's apparent disappearance, he took a few steps back, dismissing the fog, and rising the bow to aim at the last goblin.<br/><br/>He'd have to track down where Sharille was. Right now, he had a cold chill run up his spine. If this was all a distraction and she was murdered near him, implicating him for the crime, he would certainly have to go<em>dark</em>for a while, flee and then see about what he could do. Tracking down the nobleman and being a judge, jury and executioner to begin with, and then murdering the two guards he knew were already tied with this matter.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Moving away and firing back at the last goblin, risking attacks of opportunity from both guard and the goblin probably, but trusting in the ability to hide. Fading it afterwards to take a shot off some distance and trying to see around better, so have to dismiss the fog.</div></div>