Frankly, I was at a loss for words. I mean, there was so many things speeding through my mind at that point, coherent thought was not on the menu.By n...w, he had reached me. I sat there watching him pull on my leg, babbling that I was his savior. Close behind was a group of kids. None of them looked older than 19 or 20. I could tell that they were in bad shape. Hanging onto each other. Several of them were weeping.Using my best command voice, I called out, “alright, I’m here. And we’re going to. It was held together with ties at the turn of the shoulder. However when Meg turned it round she saw that the back plunged to just above her waist..."Meg. That's lovely. Are you sure you are ok with me wearing it?" Of course, my dress is a little similar. I have never worn your dress, the colour doesn't go with my dark hair, but it will be perfect on you." It was. Kate turned and swirled in front of the mirror, trying to catch the view from all angles. The smile on her face refused to fade.. Eyes darted around nervously, finally falling on Dimitri. ‘What happened?’ He hoped she would answer, instead she simply started bawling. It was all he could do not to start crying with her as he wrapped his arms around her, pulling him into the heat of his body and burying his face in her hair. He could feel her tears soaking through his shirt but there was no way he was letting her go. ‘Shhhh… shhhhh…. It’s okay. I promise. Tell me what I can do?’ Her only response was to cling to him tighter. Further, the tantalizing offer of a limited military alliance between Dweorg and humans was proposed if a future war involved any of the monster races or if any demonic races should ever return. Last and greatest, was the dangling carrot of a charter that granting limited mining rights in the entire river valley — the Dwarf King taking a raw third of any silver ore mined.Both Kingdoms would undoubtedly howl bloody murder at first, but in the end they would agree and sign. Both sides had been.