Giselle slowly smiled again at Kyle's words and his apology.  She waved him off, having put most of it behind her and so it didn't really bother her as much as it might have a few years ago.  As for his parents, she was very eager to meet them and she said as much.  "I would still love to meet them Kyle, and despite their obvious quirks they sound quite enjoyable.  You humans are so short lived compared to any other race, it's no surprise to me at all that they are so desperate.  I'll roll with the punches as I always do, and we'll see where this goes."  She promised, honestly eager to see how this went as she yawned, her exhaustion not really helping her mood at all.<br/><br/>------------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/>Seth Do'Urden knew where to find his brother as he ripped open a dimensional door to the plains of Icewind Dale.  Finding the barbarian encampment dozens of miles away from Ten-Towns was easier still despite the harsh ice cold winds and the threat of monsters all around him that favored this place.  Only a fool would attack him, but monsters like the yeti and the polar ice worms weren't known for their intelligence.  Speaking of which, Seth's eyes lit up as a yeti that towered over him from the snow and ice, white as the land itself, roared as it stood on two feet before him, ready to tear his face off with one mighty swing.<br/><br/>The only thing Seth did was move his hands in a blur as he cast his Melf's Acid Arrow and pointed all five fingers of his right hand towards his opponent right before green lights sprouted from each tip.  They all found their marks, and the yeti stopped and died as it melted right before the powerful mage.  He didn't like to do that, but Seth didn't have a choice as he walked on to the barbarian encampment.  It didn't take long, but the sun was down and so the temperature was dropping dangerously all the same.  Thankfully the weather didn't affect him thanks to one of his many enchantments, but it would still be inadvisable for him to stay out in this weather all the same.  The Mead Hall was his destination, the biggest tent of animal hide there was in the camp of at least five thousand strong men and women of the barbarian tribes.  The two guards outside didn't stop him, hating magic users but they weren't foolish enough to try to stop him since they knew who he was.  David sat beside the current ruler of the Tribe of the Elk, and while he had been leader for a short time, the elven barbarian had not liked being a leader and had passed the position on to another.  "Ah, Seth, how you doing?"  Cheers were given all around as the king stood and silence fell almost immediately.<br/><br/>"Friends, fellow tribesmen, we welcome guests from afar.  Brother to our own David Do'Urden, I welcome Seth Do'Urden, son to the mighty and legendary Drizzt Do'Urden himself.  Both are mighty heroes in their own way, and despite our differences in our means of accomplishing the same thing, you and your family are heroes for all time.  Please, feast and be merry with us before your journey."  Seth looked to David who seemed to shrug as if to say it wasn't any big deal.<br/><br/>"I told him you were coming here to get me to save our wayward sister.  I couldn't very well lie now could I?"  Seth rolled his eyes but nodded, approaching him and the king but a hand reached out to stop him.  A bad move considering since that same hand got a nasty shock the moment it touched his clothing.  "Yeah, not a good idea to touch my brother when he's on the war path as he seems to be now."<br/><br/>"When you're done running your mouth brother, we have many miles to cover and not a whole lot of time to do so."  Seth said, pushing past the shocked warrior without another word.  David sighed like this was a bad thing but walked away from his friend, a noticeable spring in his step.  "Leader of this wonderful if barbaric people, I am sorry we cannot stay but our sister needs us."  The noble leader nodded, sad to see such a capable warrior leave his side but family was family no matter what race you were.<br/><br/>"Alright, how we getting there then?"  Seth's face broke out into a honest to gods grin that made even David worry as he ripped open a dimensional door a moment later, cutting the distance considerably so that they stood on the shores of Luskan itself.  The jump was tiring for even Seth, but he only stumbled a bit as he looked to his brother.<br/><br/>"I need to rest a bit, but we should be able to make the jump across the ocean if we find a boat to take us most of the way."  That didn't take long given their names had some weight behind them.  They had a direction and a destination, but very few people had ever been so far as another continent.  Still, when there was rebuilt and upgraded version of the Sea Sprite, crewed by the best pirate hunter group this side of Toril, there was little that could go wrong.