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Beaming at Corwin, Taes congratulates him. "Great job. now if you could have done that before I wasted two potions..." Taes leaves the rest unsaid but his tone and his smile make it obvious he is joking.

Turning to Ythan Taes nods. "I agree, lets get going. After all if that thing really can return I want to be long gone when it does." With that Taes finds Narthos and heads out wiht the rest of the group.

Noting Ythans arrow and his frequent glances towards the three paths Teas nods to the ranger. "This is the part I dread the most too. The waiting. We are so close to being free that it seems disaster must strike."

With a final glance around Taes motions for Narthos to come over to him and continues to try and teach the creature the common tongue. Picking up a handful of water he points to it and says "water", then makes a broad sweeping motion that encopmasses the whole of the water and says "Ocean". Taes will continue the lesson until the boat arrives or something interupts it.

Taes gives Ythan a questioning glance, as if the thought never accured to him, then asks. "Why wouldn't the captian let him on board? He has been a stalwart companion since we found him and has helped us in battle and warned us from danger. We just need to explain that to the captain." Taes pauses and looks around at the rest of the group for support. "Right guys? You will back me up, help me convince the captian that Narthos can come along."

Taes eyes light up at the idea of a disguise. "That is perfect! That way we can get the captain to accept him and once he likes Narthos we can tell him what he really is."

Turning to Corian, Taes addresses the cleric, "I do not like lieing either, that is why we do not lie. If Captain Farland askes us if it is a scaley demihuman we say 'yes', but if he does not ask we don't tell." pondering Corians other words for a moment the monk finally speaks up. "You are right about seperating him from his homeland and his people. However we saw his people slaughtered by the dragon and he has made no attempt to go home. We do not even know if he has anyone to go to. To leave him here alone would be to kill him slowly instead of haveing done it quickly when we first saw him. I say we ask him and let him decide."

With this Taes turns to Narthos and beckons him closer. He then takes out his dagger and croutches down in the sand. Using his dagger he draw likenesses of each member of the group and then aways a bit one of Narthos. He also draws sand dunes and an ocean. Then an arrow the point to the group crossing the ocean and an are showing Narthos crossing the dunes.

Next Taes draws a picture of the group with Narthos in it and the ocean. On that picture he draws arrows of the entire gropup, including the kobald going across the ocean. If Narthos does not understand Taes will use hand jestures and charade the group leaving the creature behind, and do the same with the creature coming along.