"He's cruel. When we were children he was fine and normal, fun even. It was when he was... fifteen, I think, he just changed. I don't know exactly what happened, but he stopped getting along with our mother, then eventually our father... Maybe he was doing whatever he wanted, spending whatever he wanted and they told him to stop. That's just speculation, though. Regardless, our parents died when I was twenty, somehow he wrote me completely out of the will. I spent two years in that house with him as, I guess, a personal servant. Everything I did was wrong somehow so I suffered a lot of abuse from him. So maybe cruel is an understatement." Delphine shrugged a little as if it were just a casual conversation.<br/><br/>Hearing him ask what the city was like, she began, "It's nice enough, though it'll be warm there even this time of year. There's a lot of swamps and rivers around so it's going to be damp and humid. The city's probably grown, but it was already really large when I left. Huge downtown, lots of clubs and bars and such. The disparity is pretty great, too; either really rich or really poor. Honestly if we're going to find Nathan anywhere, it's probably in the family home or hitting up some fancy bar where all the other affluent people hang around. The house is still the best bet though. It's located at the edge of town and it's well... not exactly what you'd call humble."