<strong>Name:</strong>Delilah<br/><strong>Species:</strong>Dragon<br/><strong>Location:</strong>DCE Offices<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>All<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Sighing softly, Delilah rolled her gaze back to the human, her voice, when she spoke, so cold that even the air around her seemed to drop a few degrees, Did I once say they were noble and just? No. I said that in days longer ago then even your ancestors would remember, that human rulers respected those whose power they knew was greater than their own. They could throw armies or knights, mages betimes, at us of course, but if they wanted our aid they damned well took the time to show us the respect we were due.<br/><br/>And as I said, if<em>this</em>government wishes me to 'Fuck off', as you say, then I will be content to return to my mountains, protect my villagers, and watch the rest of the world burn...should it come to that."<br/><br/>Hearing the exchange between the human and the Demon, Delilah simply rolled her eyes. This human truly was arrogant and foolish. Not all demons were the same any more than all humans were the same. To think otherwise was to court disaster, but if he had so little respect for his own hide, that was his problem...not hers. She wouldn't be fool enough to taunt a creature so very much older than herself.<br/><br/>The other man, the one who had said he'd forgotten his name, was a bit of a conundrum. A deceiver to be sure, but just what variety of such was a mystery that might be amusing to try and puzzle out in her spare time. Giving him a slight smile and a nod, she glanced back at the Demon, chuckling as she realized that she and the Demon had something in common.<br/><br/>"My agents were none to happy with me either. I make them hike up a mountain that their vehicle couldn't get up on it's own. It's always a pleasure to encounter someone else who enjoys the solitude of wild places," she said, after having waited for the demon to lay her threats on the foolish human in the room.<br/><br/>Really, did no one teach their students respect for their elders, or simply for those who might have more power than themselves?