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"Dukald Garfathen, Sergeant, Sir." The dwarven man dropped his salute, but kept his attention. Well...okay, maybe he's not all bad. He sure don't seem sorry, bu' tha's just like the dwarves.Gotta maintain tha' threat'nin attitude, or we get walked on. "I come bearin' tha news of reinforcements coming to aid you, as well as sorts o' supplies. Commander Grashstone appologizes fer his lack of "grand aid" o' late. He sends my unit, tha First ta aid you, as well as a few other ranks of phalanx and crossbowmen. We are tha First Bear Calvalry Division, Sir. Half a battalion strong. We'll make 'em regret even thinkin' about their shield wall formations an' we'll make a mockery of even tha best Spider and Worg Riders! He said, grinning. He was probably getting out of hand, but he was proud to announce his force. "The dwarves also wish ta contribute seige weapons; we send few catapaults, battlewagons, an' battering rams, though they were not sent with thus reinforcement, they shall be 'ere within a few days at most, but I shall let Grashstone talk ta ya himself when he arrives personally here, as he requested. He rode with our unit. I volunteered to ride ahead o' them to relay to you, so you know tha' we're friendly. After all, i's not every day ya see five hundred bears marchin' towards yer camp now, do'ya?" He said with another grin.

"Also Sir. My appologies. I should've acted faster in response to the situation. But in my defense, Sir, I was told to report to "A General". I was unfamiliar with whom the General was. However, that is my fault as well, and is no excuse. As...for what I saw, I cannot say what exactly happened, but I walked in to find the man and the General socializing, I suppose. They began fighting as soon as the man said something along the lines of wanting to speak with her alone. I respect a fella's wants, so I start to leave, as befer I'm even out o' the tent, he starts summonin' these things ta attack 'er!" He stopped after that, figuring that was all he needed to tell. He kept his attention, and waited to see how the man would respond.