The lord smiled, and took a puff of his pipe. "Alright, then... where to begin?"<br/><br/>He starts with rattling off some of his 'war' stories, of fighting in small skirmishes between other landed nobles, at the direction of greater nobles, telling of hard-fought battles and brutal slaughters, how, eventually, he came to command a few other nobles himself, guiding them on the battlefield rather than engaging in the fighting as directly. He dove into some of the politics behind it, and the wild, ever-changing political situation, where one might be an ally in one fight, and the target, in the next, and how he's simply grown tired of it, and wanted to break away.<br/><br/>Caiaphas will get the impression that it's a fairly pared down version of his biography, mostly focused on things he likely suspects Caiaphas would appreciate; war and fighting.