| "Firstly, to the stunning lady who misinturpreted what I said. I was not offending nor insulting this religion. To start with, I am not a follower of Lloth, I renounced her false promises after I killed the Matron Mother and fled the city. I guess to you past actions don't matter, it's your race that defines you. I have done an act that if your race did it, they would be proclaimed an instant hero, however me doing it means that I'm evil because I killed. And I said the part about the funds because I know that the Red Knights are famous. Some of their group attempted to kill me while I slept in an inn once, I escaped, and didn't look back. They are successful normally, and as such, earn large amounts of gold, however I do not think it should be wasted on pretty paintings, rather it should be used to help the community. I guess helping others sounds stupid to a strong-willed woman like you, but I can't help if you don't think about sharing wealth."
Kron smiled inside, no man or especially this woman could not be moved by that speech. Looking at the Tiefling, Kron began to think that perhaps he could win this woman from the foolish paladin. It was worth a try.
"And as for betraying you, well of course one of my race must be evil. Drizzit has done many great deeds for your race, yet is he still evil? I guess you will have to trust me, but I'm not worth of trust am I. What skills do I have? I am an accomplished sorcerer, who has been misused. After escaping the ravages of the Underdark, I was too tired to continue, and promptly passed out. I was saved by someone, who I later found out was a wizard of Thay. This wizard saved me for one reason, to harvest my power. As I lay incapacitated the wizard studied me. Then one night he was attempting to drain my life-force for some reason, immediately I unleashed all my energy, breaking down the previous spell and knocking the wizard down. He lost his knife, which I grabbed and stabbed him to death in the frenzy. Of course none of the horrors I have been through mean anything to you fortunate people. You have lived comfortably, and without constant mortal danger, while everytime I go somewhere I am forced to kill to save myself. You think I enjoyed it? NO! I didn't, but I had to do it. Is it any wonder why I am so angry and it may have appeared like I have tried to insult you. These people have tried to kill me, am I supposed to forget that?
Anyway, I will trust you, the lady whose name I know not because I believe she knows what it is like to be persecuted. As for the paladin, I will trust him because I can trust, unlike his order which will no doubt kill me in a matter of minutes."
This should work like a charm thought Kron. |