He bursts into laughter, coughing as he does, then wincing from the agony of doing so.<br/><br/>"Us mortals? Ha! My dear, you are severely mistaken. Look at this most magnificent beard of mine, gaze upon my wonderful clawed fingernails, observe this muscle tone... I am a devil myself! But why was I being tortured? Well... truth be known, us Barbazu hang on the lower rungs as it is, it doesn't take much at all to lose favour with Mammon. I don't make a very good Devil, I will admit. Case in point, I haven't called for my glaive to impale you, nor have I tried to overpower you and drag you back, or have my way with you.<br/><br/>See? What kind of Devil doesn't perform their duties. No, this is, unfortunately, my domain. And don't thin I'm being merciful from the goodness of my heart, there is no goodness in my heart. I merely know when I cannot win, and want to see a spanner in their works anyway. You happen to be good for that.<br/><br/>Now, there are four ways to leave Jangling Hiter. I call them the easy way, the disgusting way, the hard way and the impossible way.<br/><br/>The easy way is to be killed. You should have no trouble with it. The disgusting way is similar to the easy way, except it involves making your way to one of the gaps where you leap out and land in the putrid swamp of Minauros. You'll die, but it's far worse. The hard way is to make your way to ground level, and somehow navigate your way through the city, until you reach the gate or the breach in the wall. The good news is that it isn't guarded. You then merely have to find your way out of Minauros, and be careful not to fall into the swamp.<br/><br/>As for the impossible way... you could climb up, make your way onto the roof, climb the razor sharp chains to the top and then dig through the steel and granite until you reach Dis.<br/><br/>Want to leave Baator? Oh, that's a good one. Here, I have a joke myself. How many clerics does it take to change a lantern? None, they just cast<em>Cure Light</em>!"