[@ReusableSword]

As the gonlins got comfortable against a pile of bones and started reading he could hear the whisper from the bones. However out of the many he heard only one was able to speak in his language. If he looked closely it seemed to be similar to what a gonlins bones would look like. If anyone actually saw the eauivelant of course. It started to speak in plain English. The bone was a short femer and it looked ancient and close to crumbling. [color=0054a6]you are so hopeless. Your never going to learn how to read that book you know? Maybe if you helped an old soul out though I may be inclined to help[/color]

[@demonspade64]

Goblin Grandpa watched and was stunned to see what could only be a ghoul walk past. He had to resist the urge to stab it but once he saw the smile he knew it was one of his. Apparently one of the young ones have become a ghoul. He then turned back to Luz as she asked about evolution and offered him a horn for trade. He smiled and took the horn and said [color=8dc73f]"the rest of the clan couldn't be better. After all I can't remember when they felt so secure in one place. Your question has many answers young one. I'll do my best to explain. You see evolution is just the process we call transformation into our next forms. While this is goblin"[/color] he paused tapping his stick against her chest for effect. He then tapped her head and continued [color=8dc73f]"this is not. We all have a soul and a mind of our own but our bodies haven't deleoped to the stage they are at. Think of it this way, you have the mind of a bear but your body is that of a cub. So as you grow up and get stronger your body matures until it reaches the stage your mind is at. Am I making sense?[/color]

[@Haeo]

As the goblin woke up he could see that all was peaceful around his area. His sap was quickly starting to harden however and soon it wouldn't be usable as a poison. It was starting to turn into a hard substance that would stick only to what it was placed on. Around him he could see the tracks of the wolves and as he looked around he soon saw a few bushes holding the berries the rabbits so often ate. However they had no rabbits around them at the moment. The trees around him all looked to healthy to produce the sap he needed however.