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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rolzup" data-source="post: 3338037" data-attributes="member: 10105">Friendly, I should think.  No sense, from his point of view, in alienating a comrade...and besides, he has a certain reverance for healers.  It's not something that he would openly express, but he'd be likely to defer to her somewhat because of this.Trebuchet fasincates him, frankly.  In part, yes, for his awesome destructive potential.  Darrick is a soldier, after all.  But he also feels that it's only with the aid of the warforged that Cyre will ever be reclaimed by her children, and he's made it his business to learn as much about them as he can.  And of course, it's nice to have someone that he can discuss military history and tactics with.Now, Darrick makes every effort to get along with his fellows, even if he has to grit his teeth and count to ten before speaking to them.  Sepoto, with his lack of "proper" military discipline and deportment would infuriate him...but he'd take great pains not to show this, and he'd have nothing but respect for the Shifter's skills.Charles would occupy a similar position.  Darrick admires his devotion to his fellows, and Charles' "leave no man behind" attitude would resonate very strongly with Darrick for obvious reasons.  On the other hand, orders are orders dammit...and a man who's shown a willingness to disobey a superior's command would be very difficult for him to really trust.  Of course, you have to make allowances for scouts, don't you?  There's no more dangerous job for a soldier.And finally, Kaelan.  He strikes Darrick as a professional, but Darrick's a little wary of him.  He senses that this is a man still on the edge, but he feels oddly certain that Kelan's not going to break.  Even were he the sort to try and become friends with the changeling, though, he'd have no idea where to start.</blockquote>

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