1. What can you bring to our organization?
A point of view that you don't have. Humans are a predictable lot, and birds are inscrutable for them. If you think like a bird of prey, they will think like rats and mice, and will fall prey to you just as easily. And I can think like a bird.
2. Why should we trust you?
Nobody is to be trusted, ever. Trusting me or anyone else would be an error, so this question has no real answer.
3. What future do you see with us?
A future where both you and I have survived, thanks to our mutual cooperation and complementing abilities.
4. How religious are you?
I respect the Old Gods of my native island, but I don't serve them. They choose me for exploring the world on behalf of my people, and this I will do, but the way I do it is for me to decide.
5. Your target is sitting in his study smoking a pipe. Next to him is his prized warhound. Across from him his maid is quietly dusting the mantle of the well lit fireplace where a blaze is going brightly on top of the stone floor of the hearth. Thus far you are unseen. What do you do?
I fill up the room with smoke with the help of my alchemical bombs. This will obscure the sight of my target and the sense of smell of the hound. Then, I will close up with my targe and swiftly put a pinch of venomous herb inside his pipe while he's busy coughing. The maid will open the window to make the smoke go away, and the open window is the way I'll leave, climbing down while still sorrounded in smoke.
And when my target will inevitably surrender to his smoking habit, he will be smoking pure poison. By the rime he dies I will be long gone.