<i>Paradoxâ??s eyes widened in false surprise as Malac appeared. â??Oh he is so big.â? He commented with a devilish smile. It would be a very entertaining battle if they were to ever engage in combat. Hmmm, too bad Talim was tired. He was still up for that spar. â??Iâ??m sure he doesâ?¦â? he commented on the fact that Malac made him proud. He could say the same for his human. There wasnâ??t a day Talim disappointed him.<br/>
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â??Indeed I am a spirit. Hm? My human? I donâ??t know heâ??s not much of a talker.â? He replied raising a hand to the back of his head. Scratching softly he sighed. â??I suppose I can introduce you to him but Iâ??ll have to warn he probably wonâ??t say much. Heâ??s more of a one word person.â? With a soft chuckle he gazed up at Malac. He was sure a large spirit. Scanning through his memories he didnâ??t recall running into anyone his size. He stood his ground as the shamanâ??s spirit approached him. Was he planning to start a fight? Noâ?¦ he would have done so already. â??Greetingsâ??. Paradox couldnâ??t help but smile. He seemed friendlier than he looked and sounded. â??How do you do?â? he replied bowing slightly.<br/>
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His eyes followed Takeru when he entered the inn. â??So, the leader of the Dark Paladins has finally decided to show himself.â? He said with a nonchalant shrug. He wasnâ??t really interested in Takeru. Zeke was all that Paradox had on his mind. All he desired was to resurrect and serve by the great Shamanâ??s side. â??Paradoxâ?¦â? the younger male called out to his much older spirit. â??This kind shaman here wants to have a word with youâ?¦â? Talim only hoped it wasnâ??t a fightâ?¦ He hadnâ??t even noticed Valenâ??s spirit, as he was too hell bent on getting Paradox to their room so he would be starting fights with everyone he found interesting. He yawned into his hand softly running his fingers through his crimson hair. â??About?â? the man questioned turning his attention to Valen.</i>