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Message: <blockquote data-quote="airwalkrr" data-source="post: 5523641" data-attributes="member: 12460">"You who care so much for details should bear in mind the proverb that curiosity killed the cat. But if it will assuage your ailing sense of security, so be it. I was offered a sum of money to use my talents in the protection of those who intended to plunder this tower of its supposed riches. Now I see that decision was folly. But if you will not be convinced by the stench of death in this room, there is obviously little I can do to dissuade you. Perhaps you are a fool. Perhaps you are much better prepared than my group. It matters not. We will all die in the end if we remain her much longer. Nevertheless I would rather die fighting than fleeing for my life alone through the tower. My offer stands. I shall accompany you and aid you if you like it."The tiefling scoffs and looks away from Kaedyn, speaking as if to a wall, "I shouldn't have expected much more from the likes of you. I feel pity for the fact that you have never had need of an act of mercy as I have. If you had you would not hasten to conclusions. One day your prejudice will be the end of you. But I have no quarrel with you. If you persist in pursuing a quarrel with me based on mere happenstance and ignorance, I am capable of resisting." He thinks for a moment as he looks his surroundings over once more, pausing to clean some of his wounds with water from his waterskin. He then adds, "though if you are truly capable of not judging a book by its cover you will easily discern that violence against you is not my intention."</blockquote>

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