As the attention shifted onto himself, Kalin blinked in mild surprise. "A valid question, actually..." He grinned and waved a hand dismissively at Arcxsus' reasons. "You may find it hard to believe, but I have been living here in Dimat for some time despite the-" He looked up as the other of the two Fay women brought him a fluted glass of vividly green liquid, a barely-hidden look of contempt upon her face and hurried away without a word. "Despite the frequent antagonism. Suffice to say, though, that my motivations are as simple as wanting to enjoy myself. You see, that's one of the stereotypes that both we Drow and our Fay relatives share..." He grinned broadly and winked conspiratorially at Seraphina before taking a small sip of the poisonous looking drink, "A drive to do whatever seems right at the time."<br/><br/>When the younger man from before joined them at the table Kalin resumed his silent observation. He recognized the young guardsman from around the shopping district, though they had never actually met, and he tentatively approved of the way he held himself... For a Terrax. Speaking of which, he missed the look Arcxsus gave towards the window when the new girl entered the inn and he curiously followed her progress to the bar. Noting nothing to suggest that she could fight, nor any of his other cues of interest, he took another sip of his drink and grinned into the glass at Seraphina's comment.<br/><br/>He listened intently to the talk of the Guardian, something that he had carefully avoided since arriving, and laughed quietly at the younger man's question. "Fun, I suppose is one way to describe it... Hah, just so long as I'm not mistakenly attacked in the case of a battle. As to why it has moved... Hmm, don't look at me, I'm harmless." He set his glass down and spead his hands in a gesture of helplessness which was offset by the appearance of a small mithril spike held between his thumb and forefinger which melted before their eyes and snaked its way back up to rejoin the pendant at his neck. His eyes glittered brightly in honest amusement as he looked down at his drink again.