Draiss grinned, and then allowed the grin to spread to a beatific smile. "God? That WAS a copy of my divine holy symbol you were holding less than a minute ago. Or did you forget already? Like I said, if I REALLY wanted, it would likely take several other gods to deter me. That may be a bit of an exaggeration, but I do believe that my rather unorthodox combat style would flummox most opponents. That, and I am fully willing to cheat. So, are you ready to surrender, or do I have to break something first?"<br/><br/>Once she agreed that she had lost, he turned her loose, and helped her stand up. "Now, how about we head back to that temple and get a look at those older documents? Oh, and here, a copy of my basic principals and what I expect of my followers with actual combat prowess and abilities beyond normal mortals. So you can decide if you want to stay."<br/><br/>He offered her a simple leather pocket book, which contained his ten major points, along with a brief set of guidelines on what was expected. Most of the situations in the booklet were rather broad, but they would provide the clerics and other followers a baseline that they could work out of.