Differences in The Wandering Inn 3.26 G

• Rags sat astride the large Carn Wolf and stared up at the massive cliff face that met the edge of the forest.
• She had no idea why there were here,
• She had no idea why they were here,
• so far from home.

• But Rags had known at the time that he was right.
• It was just that she couldn’t stand the long days of not knowing was was going on!
• It was just that she couldn’t stand the long days of not knowing what was going on!
• The assembled tribes needed an ally in their war against the Goblin Lord,

• Elite Goblins mounted on Carn Wolves tore into the unguarded backs of the Goblin Lord’s forces,
• causing havoc while Hobs strode next to their smaller Kin,
• causing havoc while Hobs strode next to their smaller kin,
• besieging the bewildered Goblin force from behind.

• He raised his voice.
• Rags saw Goblin’s heads turn as he spoke loudly.
• Rags saw Goblins’ heads turn as he spoke loudly.
• Garen gestured to the sky.

• Garen had told her nothing.
• But who could she ask.
• But who could she ask?
• Telling other Chieftains she couldn’t command Garen was as good as shooting herself with her black crossbow,

• letting the sharp tufts stick out of his mouth.
• He had a handful of the green needles and as Rags watched,
• shoved some more into his mouth.
• He had a handful of the green needles and,
• as Rags watched,
• he shoved some more into his mouth.

• But the Gold Stone Chieftain just chewed determinedly,
• grinding the touch fibers into mush.
• grinding the tough fibers into mush.

• trying to figure out how to ask her question concisely.
• She could speak in the Human or rather,
• She could speak in the Human,
• or rather,
• common tongue,

• lighting the way.
• Lanterns hung from rough hemp rope or strapped to lengths of wood dangled off of balconies,
• Lanterns hung from rough hemp rope or were strapped to lengths of wood dangled off of balconies,
• sputtering with the cheap animal fat oil.

• fat as he was.
• But his huge head as was intent as he stared at her .
• But his huge head as was intent as he stared at her.
• Rags shuddered as she saw his crimson eyes looking towards her,

• She had to reply back,
• teach his arrogant Chieftian who the real leader was.
• teach this arrogant Chieftain who the real leader was.

• Tremborag!
• I fought with the Goblin King ten years ago.
• When he called,
• I answered and I rode with his armies!
• I met with the Goblin King ten years ago.
• When he came to Izril,
• he came to my tribe with his armies!
• I have seen his face.

• and then thunder rang out as hundreds,
• thousands of voice shouted out.
• thousands of voices shouted out.
• Rags realized the throne room,

• Countless Goblins were tearing at food,
• eating in groups of alone –
• eating in groups or alone –
• as alone as you could get in such a crowded room anyways –

• sat in the chair across from Garen.
• He was holding some kind of crude mead in his heads—no doubt made in this very mountain—and laughing at her.
• He was holding some kind of crude mead in his hands—no doubt made in this very mountain—and laughing at her.

• though.
• The other Hob waited until the fist close to his face before he lashed out.
• The other Hob waited until the fist was close to his face before he lashed out.
• He leaned back and kicked the other Goblin in the chest.

• insultingly stupid.
• The table was fine—but she took it anyways and took as much food as she could reach,
• The table was fine—but she took it anyways.
• Rags grabbed as much food as she could reach,
• standing on the table much to Tremborag’s amusement.

• former Gold-rank adventurer and Chieftain.
• And a Chieftain who ruled over an actual place,
• And a Chieftain who ruled over an actual palace,
• who claimed to be Great Chieftain among Goblins and spoke and acted like a Human.