A warrior's response.<br/><br/>Dreg wasn't sure whether that pleased him more or less than a more passive, dismissive response would have.<br/><br/>Not bothering to respond with words, instead the minotaur let his predator's instincts guide him, responding in the way most appropriate for one warrior facing another: A roar, to declare his intent as he burst free of his concealment, greataxe held high and slamming down with incredible force on the young noblewoman, though the blow is aimed to knock her unconscious, rather than kill her. In an amazing stroke of luck for the minotaur, the strike lands squarely on her undefended head-- had he been aiming to kill her, he certainly would have-- knocking her unconscious in a split-second, before she even has time to properly defend herself.<br/><br/>OOC: Natural 20.  :-[<br/><br/>When she awakes, she finds herself in a cave, far from any part of the forest she knows, armor and weapons still on her, the minotaur sitting 30 ft. from her, greataxe on the ground beside him on one side, a slain hind on the other. Several handaxes adorn his belt. His eyes hold no malice, but a certain curiosity... but it is that of a predator regarding prey, and certainly not in a merciful manner.