"Mmm, yes, indeed. It is quite tiring. I am thankful to have so many loyal companions to assist me in maintaining my duties to these lovely women." He does have a fairly impressive collection; while most of the women are every variety of human and elf, there's also a number of more exotic creatures; none as exotic as some of Draiss', of course, and all beautiful by human standards, with none of the monstrous races, but a wide variety, nonetheless.<br/><br/>"Now, let me show you the menagerie. I will not bore you with the common beasts... come, I will show you my finest treasures." He leads the way out of the harem, talking of local politics, merely making small talk to fill the air, and portray himself as not such a bad person, although he does the latter subtly. Finally, they reach the holding chambers, for his monsters, a large, circular room, with a few halls off of it. Unlike the harem, this section is austere, and heavily guarded, in case something breaks loose, although the cells vary widely. He first shows Draiss an overview of a maze he had constructed, to hold a Minotaur Lord, the bull-man a very effective jailer for his best dungeon. Then, he shows off an aquarium, where a Sea Serpent is being held. "Perhaps my most expensive cell, having to dedicate several clerics to ensuring that the water is always kept fresh for it. It took them nearly a month to fill it." The next cell appears to be a room from the harem, and would match it perfectly, except for its inhabitant, a stunningly-beautiful angelic woman, seated at the table with a pack of cards; an Astral Deva. "This one is kept under an anti-magic ward... in truth, I intended to let her go, years ago, but I did not want to kill her, and she would not depart without trying to kill me, first. Still, I do not object to such beauty." The last room is slightly larger than the Deva's, but much simpler, although the walls are lined with shelves, covered in books. In the center, in its natural form, is one of the rarer breeds of dragon; an emerald dragon. Huge in size, Draiss judges it to be about as old as Vorela, maybe even older, its scales shimmering every color of green possible, even in the relatively dim light of its cell.