"Heh, yes WE are rather proud of our consorts. Even if they do tend to get shrill at US when we follow OUR natural inclinations. Which is understandable, as that includes running through enemy camps, arms flailing, while singing 'Daisy Bell' as loud as possible.<br/><br/>And so you say now. But many of them are currently warfare projects, some with more devastating effects than others. Hopefully your enthusiasm remains. A couple of them... well, I don't like them, but I see a Need for them. And later I will introduce you two to my other parts, as there are three of ME total. The problem with upgrading a mortal to divine, you tend to get a few issues with the spark as well. Or in my case, my issues got worse.<br/><br/>Anyhoo, I heard a similar story to the Mind Flayer one, but it was about a dragon slayer. Still probably good though. And it is rather informal here, even when I am around, since I am perhaps the least accurate notion of professionalism you will ever encounter."<br/><br/>Garrus got a rather possessive warning, though Draiss didn't actually try to discourage him.<em>The older gold is still recovering from a nasty trauma at the hands of a great wyrm red male. And the younger gold is my former familiar who is leaning toward becoming one again. So play nice with my golds, or I will trade a hurt, mental or otherwise, gold for a hurt head.</em><br/><br/>He strode over to the ghaele triplets, all three of them having wandered into the room to meet the new folks, and he softly murmured an invitation to come down and talk, before heading down to a newer level, a private garden sort of room that would change to match whoever he was with, to put them at ease. If there were multiple conflicting people, it would do the best it could, though it would divide the room into settings, rather than try to mash everything together.