<div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/b/be/Kris_Tanners.jpg)</div>Name: Alik(s)<br/>Current Form : Humanoid<br/>Players Nearby : Arelia, Ell<br/>Location: Far northern tip of the continent, near the beachhead.<br/><br/><hr/><br/><br/>When she spoke to him about sniffing corpses, his nose wrinkled cutely in a slight expression of disgust. There was nothing interesting about death. Dead was dead, and it stunk after a few days. Dropping one of the plainer looking herbs back into her basket haphazardly, he looked up at her, maybe a foot or so away from her. "I said nothing of them being equal.<em>Nothing</em>, aside from my kin, are an equal." The answer wasn't meant to be nearly as vehement as it had come out, but something struck a nerve in Alik, likely having to do with the arrogance that came with his scaled mentality.<br/><br/>"I..." Pausing mid-sentence, he cocked his head, almost as if sensing something peculiar in the air. He could barely feel the presence of one of his kind nearby, but had a rough time making out who exactly it was until she was nearly upon them. The best way he could describe it would be trying to listen to a conversation on the other side of a thick wall, when it came to the psychic connection they all had.<br/><br/>Giving no indication that he was surprised that a dragon had just landed close enough to shake the earth beneath their feet, Alik simply smirked at her. Stepping back from the human woman as Ell approached, he lifted his arm and turned to pull her closer, as if returning the unspoken sentiment of romantic inclinations. "Oh don't scare this one off, dearest Ell. I was having fun learning about them." He gave her shoulder a playful shake, bouncing her breasts slightly before the likely modest woman. "That and we don't eat the ones on two legs. Too much bone for too little effort."<br/><br/>Turning his attentions back to Arelia, as if what had just occurred was the most natural thing in the world, he attempted to continue their conversation. "So, they are a necessity? Whatever for?"