Utterly Mad

Borrin set his now empty goblet on the table as well and stood. "I would be honored to show you how to use it."

Borrin walked to door and opened it for Haralus. The two made their way back out of the Inn and to the street where Haralus' entourage waited. The guardsmen of his entourage, along with a number of Imperial soldiers, were keeping a large group of dwarves at a distance away from the Inn but the shouts of one of them could be heard "How dare the King bring these outsiders, these gutless dogs who know not of honorable combat with sword and axe meeting! The tunnels are a Dwarven matter that should be handled by Dwarves!"

Haralus could see the Imperial soldiers and could tell they were eager for an excuse to turn this shouting match into open combat with their accusers. Even Borrin, who had been a calm and even headed man so far, seemed angered by the words. All he said however was "You would think I'd be used to this by now." Then to Haralus "I think your people will listen to you far better then me your Highness."