Teryus listened to her words with a nod, grinning faintly. The "one such as you" remark caught his attention, but it didn't sound as condescending as such things usually did from the snootier elves. Which was a pleasant change, as far as he was concerned. He shrugged a shoulder.<br/><br/>"Truth be told, I dinna take much notice o' th' grander scheme unless it'll 'ave a definite, direct impact on my personage." He scratched at the faint stubble along his jaw. "An' true, while I'm 'ere, 'm nae worried abou' th' outside, faer now. I dinna mind th' me tha' I am righ' now, but I'd like th' me o' tomorrow tae be a bit better. An' th' next day, a little better 'an 'at. But maybe I won' be, an' tha's nae sae bad." He studied her in silence, gathering his thoughts. Striking azure studied emerald green as he chose his words carefully.<br/><br/>"An' if this moment's th' best I'll ever 'ave, well, least I got tae 'ave a chat wi' a charmin' lass faer I go wadin' knee deep intae 'ell." He smirked, then turned his gaze to the sea. "As faer enemies, feh. If yae ain' after my 'ide, yae're nae an enemy. The Legion, the Scourge? Those' re enemies. Th' Horde? Eh, if someone gets bent outta shape 'cause I'm me, then tha's on them. Met plenty o' Hordies I'd go drinkin' wi' any day. We ain't sae diff'rent, jes' a lotta stupid politics an' bull shite." A shake of his head accompanied a short sigh.<br/><br/>"An' I can see 'ow yae migh' value bein' frozen in one moment in time, bein' able tae stay in one spot faerever, but..." Another shrug and a grin turned to her. "Guess we c'n agree tae disagree on tha' point, aye?"<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>