Marc nodded.<strong>"No problem with going backwards at such situations".<br/>"Huh, that's weird",</strong>Paco commented.<strong>"You should ask the cleric".</strong><br/>The DM and Josh didn't comment on that.<br/><br/><strong>"I haven't seen this man's wounds, indeed,but the poor bailiff has been slain in most cruel fashion",</strong>Brother Anselm answers.<strong>"Though the wounds suffered would be ordinary for animal attacks, provided the animals were provoked, or driven by a curse placed on the victim: pieces of him were scattered all along the meadow."</strong><br/>He stops for a moment and looks you over.<br/><strong>"I hope your belief in the goddess is strong, because I fear the wolves might be driven by a curse. No doubt our sins are heavy in her eyes - such as consorting with demons and those that summon and worship them, and suffering the rise of the Horselords which captured the City-State! That said, I wouldn't want the good people of Kensla suffering, so I'd be glad to help you dealing with the menace, as best you can."</strong>