A Tale of Two Kobolds, Chapter 3
It looked like melchet had some idea as to the possible location of cuthbert's house, and was planning a little trip of his own. and the letter of reply from the caravan master confirmed it. it looked like they'd have some competition.
The Gorgon Experience--Verse II
At that time john cuthbert lawson wrote: "...there is probably no nook or hamlet in all greece where the womenfolk at least do not scrupulously take precautions against the thefts and malice of the nereids, while many a man may still be found to recount in
Sent Kobold Chapter 7: Revolt's Chaos
cuthbert, even if he didn't worship that deity, the teachings of justice and righteousness certainly had grounded themselves in him. humble baous could follow the ideals he had given himself.
Sent Kobold Chapter 14: Faith's Illusion
cuthbert." "and you believe that?" "... i had hoped that he was right. turns out he might not all that right since iskdiwercaesin left," baous said gloomily. "he was still right in a way.