((As soon as you approach the beacon, I'll be taking things over for a bit as I told CrazyIvan.  Don't worry, nothing big lol.  Still, you've been there long enough I say.   ;D  There's no more enemies to worry about though, promise.))<br/><br/>Giselle chuckled as she heard her two brothers start cursing each other briefly when they were discovered, and they came out of hiding shortly afterward.  Seth wasn't surprised they had been found out so easily, but it was surprising to have it confirmed that Tyger was not all he seemed to be on the outside.  David had felt much more keenly, (partially due to his own animal like nature that surfaced from time to time probably,) the curse that plagued the man, or rather tried to plague him.  In all honesty, he hadn't been sure what to make of Tyger until now, but he had seen snow tigers, rare but beautiful creatures, upon the tundras of Icewind Dale far to the north and west of here.  Regardless, Drizzt couldn't help but laugh heartily as his wonderful family was united in this deserted rat infested warehouse.<em>"Are you sure you two have grown up at all, Seth, David?  You still act as you did when you were kids when you had your hands caught in the cookie jar, so to speak.  Still, it matters little.  You all have grown so much, and it warms this old heart to see it."</em>Turning his lavender eyes upon Tyger next, Drizzt nods his head as he hefts the familiar weight of his twin scimitars in his hands.<em>"Very well, it is your choice Tyger.  Cursed you might be, stronger than you appear, you have earned much respect from me already, and I plan to show the same to you.  Let us begin!"</em>Even for being 900 plus, Drizzt wasn't slowed down at all as he charged down the hallway, his blades already perfectly positioned to take Tyger high and low at the same time, but it was a clever deceit, a feint as he twisted to the right at the last second, and instead went for both his middle and his neck in that order, his green travelling cloak billowing out behind him to add another layer to the attack, a visual block so that he'd be unable to see where at least one of his swords might have gone until it was far too late.....