I expected Dorrik to say more, but he just turned around and entered the mountain, and I was a bit stunned to see the nine soldiers turn around and begin sorting their affairs after they all gave a long, deep bow.
Perhaps it was due to my growing power, every madness I had seen, and the loop that made me not reverent to a god, but clearly, these soldiers here were grateful for the chance to be able to break camp in front of this mountain.
It helped that from the beginning, Dorrik had not held himself with any arrogant air, and I was able to quickly become comfortable in his company, which I know was not an easy thing to do, knowing how much the gods had been vilified in my time.
I watched these soldiers move a bit away from the mountain, and they began to work. I was filled with curiosity, but first I wanted to know what Dorrik was doing, and so I entered the mountain.
