Belkar on Serini's Butt

[Precure]

"I'd like to point out that you had plenty of opportunity to tell him not to do that" he said to Serini, as if this is a proof of her secret support. But, none of other people in that room, including the paladins who supposed to be moral paragons, also didn't say anything to stop Belkar. Was that some hidden knowledge only known by halflings? If no, why do Belkar acted like that?

[Metastachydium]

Serini is the only one he could reasonably assume to know her own mimics well enough to able to tell that he is very much not in helpful ranger doing helpful ranger things mode. (I mean, what's a paladin supposed to know about calming a slightly agitated but not actively hostile mimic?)

[ZhonLord]

Plus Belkar has proven himself quite effective in the ranger department previously, considering both Mr Scruffy and Bloodfeast the Extreminator. He actually does know how to work with animals and beasts when he puts his proto-mind to it, so at this point it legitimately would be hard to tell whether he's being serious or trolling unless you knew extra details about the creature in question.

Nowhere in the monster manual does it say that mimics only emit the adhesive when stressed, if anything the manual implies they have full control over when they utilize it. Therefore it really would require knowledge as specific and in-depth as Serini's to contradict Belkar here.

[JonahFalcon]

Also, Belkar is a bad ranger, but is just pranking Durkon.

[KorvinStarmast]

I had a brief moment, as I read the title, where I thought that this thread was going to include a Harold and Maude reference but thankfully that isn't what this thread is about.

[littlebum2002]

I had a brief moment, as I read the title, where I thought that this thread was going to include a Harold and Maude reference but thankfully that isn't what this thread is about.

I had the same reaction when Serini asked Belkar if he wanted to "get his beak wet" which i thought was her propositioning him but apparently just means she is offering him money to betray the Order.

[Breccia]

apparently just means she is offering him money to betray the Order.

You need to watch more gangster movies, see?