"Mmm... what delightfully dirty mind you have... I shall consider that one." Chess said with a laugh "And I agree it would not be blasphemous... but you know how I feel about you... and how I feel about Eilistraee... so... I do have to think on it, okay?"<br/><br/>While many loved their goddess, Chess was<em>in love</em>with Eilistraee, not as a goddess unatainable, but rather as the drow that she was, as the beautiful, lovely, amazing woman that she was.  Demi knew from the get-go that she'd be sharing Chess' heart with another; they had discussed it at-length, and she had still accepted her love, and given hers freely.  Chess figured it wasn't an easy thing to do, share one's heart with another love-of-their-lives... especially when that love is a goddess... but to Chess, the fact that she<em>does</em>still let her knowing it isn't easy is a testament to how amazing and devotedly loyal the hound archon was to her, only strengthening their bond rather than weaken it.<br/><br/>"Yes... it is a bit distressing, though I suspect interrogating these things would be fairly useless.  We'll have Vendieer identify it for us when we get back to the temple." Chess continued, heading off int he direction of Waterdeep at a steady pace "Follow along Bitch; don't want to keep me waiting too long once we get ready for a bit of 'us time'!"<br/><br/>In less than it took to get out there, Chess had arrived at Waterdeep, found the bounty office and claimed the five-thousand gold pieces (half the bounty, the other half being donations to the various other churches and the monastery, of course), and was on her way back to the Dark Maiden's Sanctuary with 12,200 gp's worth of profit from the brief, effortless mission.  Once inside her own beautiful, artful church, Chess would seek out her priestess to determine what it is that she was holding in her hands... and if it was dangerous at all...<br/><br/>And during that time, she thought of<em>exactly</em>how she was going to make love to her sole mortal lover...