[h1][i][center][color=beige]Kythor[/color][/center][/i][/h1]

The tiefling stayed silent as his compatriots discussed among themselves whether or not they should take the job. The way that Kythor saw it, it was up to the people to tend to their own dead, but in the event they couldn't - which was obviously the case in this scenario - then it fell upon someone who could. The dead deserved respect, with only the most vile of people having this right rescinded in his eyes. Of course, it was also possible, albeit unlikely, that the fishermen were still alive. Perhaps they had taken refuge in a cave somewhere, or had found shelter to ward off the cold.

Either way, it would do no good to assume the fishermen are dead - at worst, they can retrieve what's left of the bodies to return to the village, and at best they simply had to watch over the fishermen and make sure they survived the return trip.

[i][color=beige]"Figure it's only right that we go 'n retrieve their dead for them, yeah?"[/color][/i] Kythor proposes, agreeing with Domic. [i][color=beige]"Or their living, if there are any. Hey, who knows? Maybe they got waylaid by some kobolds or somethin'. Way I see it, only way we're gonna know for sure is by goin' out and looking for ourselves, yeah?"[/color][/i]