The Drow women, this entire time, was torn between ogling the Grugarch and scratching her chin at the Illithid. When the men finally called on her, she spoke, years of oratory skill showing their worth "You may call me Lady Ilvaria, but some know me simply as 'Va-Va'" She smiled at that, looking around to see if anyone reacted to that, an immediate frown appearing when she noticed the crowd had mostly gone. "However" she continued "I should not say my own name before my Goddess', Elistraee. If you know what she represents, you shall feel safe in knowing that I mean no harm to the pure and good, no matter how..."She looked to Zixx, though without malice"... monstrous you appear to be."<br/><br/>In contrast to most of the Moon Goddess' clergy, Ilvaria actually wore clothing, though she was about as conventionally modest as the Grugarch, simply with an inverted color scheme. Her body was covered by a tight dusk colored one-piece. It was mostly translucent, but one can't help but stare to see if it was transparent. A heavy belt covered her midsection, to which was attached her oversized Bastard Sword, the scabbard and hilt beautifully decorated with silvery stars and planetoids, the pommel having an engraving of her Goddess dancing with a similar sword. Attached to the belt is a transparent mesh that hangs to her knees, which cover her silken thigh-highs. Below those are her boots, which are uncharacteristically heavy and gothic, constructed of heavy leather and ending in a steel toe and bottom.  Her arms are much the same covered by arm length bridal gloves, her middle fingers on both sides ending the gloves with an expensive looking ring.<br/><br/>Her facial features were beautiful, even for an elf. Half of her face was covered(though she often shifted it around) by her snow white hair, tied into a topknot yet still reaching her midsection. Her hairpin on one side is a small sword, one of her Goddess' many holy emblems, yet anyone who knows anything about magic would suspect it is some sort of magic item.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>