Ego

I had never in my life seen so many drow in one place; it may as well have been a raiding party! Many of them were dressed in full battle ...

I grinned as I stood up from the drow I had bullrushed. "This one's still breathing," I said to my companions. Wiping my now bloody dagger on the drow's clothing, ...

"Seems our new friend brought some companions," I growled, leaping to my feet. Tossing my dagger to my left hand, I drew my father's longsword with my right. Upon being ...

"True warriors do." Seraph's voice came from the far corner of the room, near the fireplace, which had died down to little more than coals. Somehow, even with their keen ...

"Valin...you know that I could not allow you to do that. Such an attack would not be just; you know not the man, only the reputation behind his origin. If ...

I clasped the drow's hand and nodded, then laughed aloud as the Paladin fell to the ground. "A drunken, cowardly paladin of Lathander. I'm sure your father would be proud, ...

I sheathed my blade and stepped forward, my right palm raised toward him. "Glad to have you then. You will be watched, drow. Do not make me regret my decision ...

Seraph I grinned right back, almost laughing aloud. "Fear? Hardly. I have nothing to fear from your kind. Your heritage does not concern me. Only what side of the spectrum ...

"Underestimating my enemies is not in my nature. I do tihnk you to be overestimating the worth of your companion, however. I have dispatched worse." His words were simple, but ...

"I did not ask for, nor did I need, your help in dealing with the Djinn, drow. Give me a reason I should not cut you down where you stand, ...

"You, Croak....I'll have to explain your case to you someti--" Seraph's sentence was cut short as he immediately drew steel aginst the newcomer. "You're not welcome here, Drow." he said, ...

Seraph looked at the diminutive frogman, and smirked. "My Law is not man's law, Croak. I follow the law of Falthyr. I serve justice and retribution, not good and evil, ...

"Live a little, Alexanta. For a champion of good, you sure are a coward." Seraph's pain filled voice came from behind the paladin. The half-elf turned to regard Seraph, who ...

Rushing blindly through the flames, I collided with the Njinn, bearing him down beneath me. Flames licked at my hair and face, but I ignored them and brought my sword ...

I climbed to my feet, my eyes still locked on my next target, who was in the middle of casting another spell. Above me, I could hear Ma'Lar's screeches of ...