((Oh this is gonna be fun lol.))<br/><br/><div align="center"><em>Giselle and David Do'Urden.</em></div><br/>Both Giselle and David listened to Kyle's response and couldn't find a way to argue his logic and from personal experience the Drow knew he spoke the truth.  Maybe she was being too hard on the human race as a whole?  David shrugged since he hadn't met Kyle's mother, but he didn't have much to go on so he kept his opinions to himself...for the moment anyway.  "You have a point that I can't refute without sounding racist or xenophobic, and I am neither one considering my own experiences with both fears of the unknown and the like.  You're right, not all humans are bad, and maybe this whole situation has got me wound up more than I realized.  Anyway, what your friend does indeed sounds good, but I do hope she's not needed in the capacity you described her as being able to do and all though.  That would mean there's war on the horizon if it hasn't already been started, and I've seen enough of war to last me ten lifetimes.  We all have."  Giselle said, and the barbarian nodded as they rolled up to the high school.  It had been a couple centuries, and they had still been learning their trades, but when demons from the Abyss had found a way to the world they knew and loved, it had been quite a hard and drawn out fight to drive them back successfully since they had kept to the shadows at first....a strange tactic since they were chaotic by nature unless ruled over by a much more powerful and ultimately patient fiend.<br/><br/>By the time anyone discovered what was happening, an army of thousands had formed to ravage the continent of Faerun, and then the world over if they hadn't been stopped before hand.  Shaking the memories away, David and Giselle both were amazed by the football field they saw when they began their walk towards the stage.  They had sports and the like back home of course, but it usually involved fencing and jousting and other dangerous things of that nature, usually reserved for the nobility and the like, but on occasion such tests of skill were held in annual festivals in the more populated towns like Baldur's Gate, Luskan, and Silverymoon from time to time.  When Kyle asked if David would be able to understand what might be said, Giselle put a hand to her face and groaned, having completely forgot.  "Crap, no, but that's easily fixed.  My own spell to understand you is about to wear off anyway.  I'll just cast another one real fast and have another twenty four hours before it has to be done again."  She replied, going through the motions as she had before until a small flash of light consumed herself and David briefly, having extended the range to include him as well.<br/><br/>"Sheesh, as much as I like you sis, I don't like you being a mouth piece for me you know."  Was the first understandable words out of David's mouth as they sat down where they were directed.  Despite the noise, Giselle and David's sensitive ears picked up on a man's voice pushing a strange contraption about with a woman much his own age if appearances were anything to go by.  David had to smile since it was apparent that he hadn't seen anything like them before.  "Well, greetings to you too pal.  Madam, nice to meet you as well."  With a bow, David grinned from ear to ear as Giselle rolled her eyes but she too bowed respectfully to the two.  "Name's David Do'Urden, and this lovely annoyance is my sis, Giselle Do'Urden.  Ow, sheesh."  The 'annoyance' had reached out and slapped David upside the back of his head but chuckled all the same.<br/><br/>"It's an honor to meet you both.  Forgive my rude brother and his ever running mouth.  What are your names if I might ask before this town meeting, I believe Kyle called it, gets under way?"  Giselle asked, sitting back down beside Kyle, David on the other side, and thus she was forced to lean a bit forward in her chair to see the two they were talking to.<br/><br/>((I'll get Neria going shortly, just need a bit to think of what to do with her lol.))