<div class="floatleft">(http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/m543/jakendy/Sp2.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Baa'lethor<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Xenolord, Glasya<br/><br/>Baa'lethor's upper lip curled back slightly as he recognized Glasya's voice, chiding him for his choice of smell. The incubus just shot her a salty glare over his shoulder as she came to join him in the doorway. He was just about to remind her that he always produced spores, just in variable concentrations when Xenolord began to explain the reason for their summons. It was poor manners to interrupt a Demon Lord when he was speaking.<br/><br/>It seemed that there was something of a struggle brewing in the mortal realm and Xenolord had selected them both to take part in the fight. There were targets which needed to be observed, but overall, discretion was the overall mission. At least it was as close as Xenolord had come to giving them any sort of clarity on the job.<br/><br/>It mattered not, when a powerful demon commands, the smart Incubus obeys. It wouldn't stop him from trying to gain the upper hand over Glasya. After Xenolord distributed his obnoxious little carry on daemonettes, Baa'lethor saw his chance.<br/><br/>"You must forgive jealous Glasya m'Lord, it's in her nature to be competitive and cruel to anything that she can't stroke between her legs. For this reason, your Lordship, I'd humbly request that you enable me as primary Hunter for this most vital task, so that I might better harness Glasya's abilities, while delicately avoiding her shortcomings." Baa'lethor smiled, wafting extra spores just to spite the Succubus. "Furthermore, access to the arcane library would enable both of us to better represent your interests in the mortal realm."<br/><br/>Baa'lethor grinned and flashed a cocky, sidelong glance at Glasya. What he didn't mention was that the same competitive fire burned in him as well, and he'd earned a reputation as a climber, while her ascent had leveled off some centuries ago. The facts that she was older and more etablished at court only served to make Baa'lethor want to pass by her more, and this task from Xenolord was his chance.<br/><br/>The first thing was to make sure that he looked good, but Baa'lethor wasn't above sabotage if it meant making Glasya look bad.