After sunrise, the Yuan-ti begin to get active. They start slithering out, or walking, for those with legs, as they go about their general business. They're well-behaved NPCs, however, and don't try to do anything too important or interesting. Eventually, the cobra girl from the day before approaches.<br/><br/><em>"Greetings. The Empress, in her wisdom, sends this loyal vessel to remain with you and to bear this gift, with all respect."</em><br/><br/>She holds up a mahogany box, one that smells strongly of the tea leaves, and has the polearm slung across her back.<br/><br/><em>"My name is Tai Qiao, with the style name of Zhutzu."</em><br/><br/>(Tai rhymes with "Fly", Quiao is Kwi-ow ("ow" as in "now"). Zh is a cross between J and Sh, not found in English. I think it's used in French though. The u is the same as the "oo" in "boot". "Tzu" actually has a silent u, so it's a very short "tz" sound. Do you hate the Chinese language yet?)