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[center][h2]Divers Paradise[/h2][/center]
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[b]"Can it be fixed."[/b]

A frown. [color=Chocolate]"This one does not know, I fear it would require resources we do not have."[/color]

Len's face remained impassive as the young Divers skewered. He easily singled out the hundreds of emotions that played out on her face; disbelief, anger, disgust, disappointment. All so apparent, all so easily predicted and accounted for. But Len felt nothing, in fact, he couldn't understand the reason for the Divers display of emotion. Was this not a time to rejoice? Did they not survive and fend off the invasion of thier enemies? Yet, tears began to fall from her eyes, uninvited, unwanted. 

Len himself had taken up arms and defended this temporary home. He could still smell the fowl odors permeating the air, they of wreaked of ale, tobacco, and cheap perfume: a combination of stenches that meant his would-be assailants spent their debaucheries lives excessively indulging in immoral pleasures. In quick succession, two arrows ripped through the air and met their individual marks seconds later. He hand no choice but to kill the assailants. No deals were to be made and surrender wasn't an option. Therefore arrows were planted deep within their skulls, despite one using Len's companion as a shield and holding a blade to her throat. His precise aim and agility ensured that she was never in any danger. But before a third or a fourth arrow was given flight, his allies had ended the battle, in one fell swoop, cutting a stone pillar and crushing the enemies advance. Only those who made it through, truly suffered the might of Divers Paradise. That, he did not participate in.

No doubt it was a saddening revelation, but Len held no ties to the place, so he felt nothing as his comrades died, only pity.  With a short, unwelcomed sigh, Len rose to his feet to meet the young Diver, griping her shoulder consolingly. 

[color=Chocolate]"Fear not my sister, I will not give up on your home. I promise you."[/color] 

The young Diver nodded sadly, wiping away tears and facing the drown skinned ranger. [B]"Thank you."[/b] she sniffed.  

[color=Chocolate]"You are welcome, now bring me stone, anything you can find."[/color] he commanded. Quickly, the Diver scurried off in search of pebbles and stone. Len let out a relieved breath, in truth, he didn't need her to gather stone, he had all the material he needed right here. He could fix the pillar immediately if he so pleased, but he found such mental games to be fascinating.