Hjalmar gives a gravelly chuckle at Nuria's complaint, then mock-shrugs and winks slyly at her. "Oi, yer pard'n lass! 'E looked fit ter 'ave more stayin' power'n that." Whether this is referring to the bugbear who a moment ago was humping the Immolator or the one he's extracting his axe from isn't entirely clear.<br/><br/>The dwarf shifter steps forward, planting a foot on Gretru's back and bracing himself. As he levers his axe free, Hjalmar's tusks shrink and he becomes (slightly) less burly and bristly as the boar's-spirit leaves him.<br/><br/>Phelypsis' cheerful shouts earn a leering grin from the dwarf, one which only grows wider at Lorelei's apparent discomfort. "Naow, naow...Flattery'll git y'ever-where, girl."<br/><br/>Grinning at Sydney, Hjalmar begins the efficient and practical task of separating the bugbears from anything that might be worth keeping, piling loot (including that tasty-looking hammer) to one side...And dumping dead B-bears over the cliff to land in a heap. "Figger'd she jus' wan'ed all'm fer 'erself. Y'know 'ow our big girl's tastes run!"<br/><br/>By the time he's done with this grim duty, the rain has washed most of the blood and ash from the dwarf's chunky form...Why put clothes on when they'll just get dirty right away? He finishes off the process of piling the dead at the cliff-base by shamelessly relieving his bladder over the cliff-side atop the heap, then sauntering back to where his ruck, blanket (thankfully even soaking wet wool is warm), and armor are collecting rain, picks them up and heads for the shelter of the trees.<br/><br/>"Ah doan ken wot th'rest be worth, bur thassa noice 'ammer." He hooks a thumb at the carved-silver maul the bugbear leader had been waving around, then settles himself down with an oily rag, wiping blood from his own axe's head and coating it carefully to protect it from the rain.<br/><br/>"D'ya think come dawn we'll 'ave ah look-see at th' city gates? Ah doan lahk much ter thot o'clamberin' doon th'cliff in this muckin' rain. Ah'm itchin' ter see wots down there'n 'ow 'ard it fights ter keep wot its got."