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that doesn't seem right, the bard would be the main one storytelling and drinking... The paladin seems more likely the one to be alone and not drinking or partying .... just my opinion

Not having received an answer, Immortalus shrugged and decided to join the drunken revelry below. Ghand crept gingerly toward the mysterious, quivering foliage, the pounding in his chest increasing with every step.

As he swept aside the brush with a mighty swoop of his staff, he saw a tiny, white rabbit shuddering below. It appeared to be injured. Ghand immediately felt pity for the poor creature, as it would surely be used for supper should the others catch a whiff of it. Ghand tenderly picked up the rabbit and hid it in a pocket in the lining of his cloak. Taking a seat somewhat removed from the fire, he spent the better part of the evening nursing the timid beast, trying desperately not to raise the notice of his comrades, lest he be ridiculed, and his new pet be turned into stew.

Immortalus was given watch duty that night as the others slumbered; aloof, ever aware of his surroundings, he couldn't help but notice some slight movement from where Ghand was sleeping. Immortalus's curiosity was piqued, so he stealthily tread over to where Ghand's resting form lay.