Oh. Oh dear. Fellows, I know you might have seen me as, at best, a sour supporter of Chelaxian affairs, but I know from personal experience that half the nobles in Egorian are less lenient than the Paracountess. And that was when I was the privileged son of a wizard! I shall do my best to support Mistress Dralneen. Anyone who wishes to hurt the Paracountess will have to go past my scimitar.
Norowareta Nagagorjo wrote:
We're not all bad. My faction mates don't look at me funny for waving around a wand of Infernal Healing...
I feel dirty. I'm fine with getting trinkets for the Paracountes's parties, infernal artifacts, and covering up your tracks, but desecrating temples? That's a little too far. Then again, I can't say I did not enjoy it after I was nearly killed...
Taraclus belts his scimitar to his hip.
Sense Motive DC 17: Also, Skorn, if you happen to see an Erinyes by the name of Illireza Ta'naash, can you tell her that her son says hello?
He does not have any silver on him, and is lying out his nose. Don't bother, Hellknights, he knows he's a lousy liar. The tiefling throws up his cowl and leaves the embassy.
I'd, uh, love to join in the Asmodeus-praising, but Paracountess Dralneen's party got a little messy last night, and she said if I don't make the chains gleam, she'd pin my tail to the wall. Again. Taraclus was put into slavery in an early mission, and I had him not so much as 'rescued' as 'bought'. |