He nodded, and then leaned back in his chair. "Lets see, my three 'significant' companions...<br/><br/>First was Meracle, a childhood friend that kind of evolved as the passions of being a teenager kicked in. It was a short lived one as far as relationships go, only two months before I returned from one of our outings to find the bandits that killed my mother leaving the house. She tried to stop me from leaving on my quest to kill as my orcs as I could, and I was so angry I just lashed out at her when she said things that needed to be said. She later married someone else from the village, and right before the Maralith quest, she got a letter to me which invited me back to the village to celebrate her second child.<br/><br/>Next was Zephyra, a half copper dragoness who was the one that called me out of my murderous rage against the orcs, and she helped me get back on my feet after I finally realized that I had become no better than the orc bandits. I was with her for nearly six months before I joined up with the group that went to take on the Maralith.<br/><br/>And finally was Vorelanara, a gold dragon wyrmling and my familiar for a time who WOULD have been a significant relationship had I not gotten sucked out of my world into this one. I count her as a significant relationship because she was perhaps the first 'true love', and I could have happily grown old with her, especially since that would have taken a millennium or so before age would have started beating me down."<br/><br/>He looked over at her, and then added with a loop-sided grin, "You are the fourth, and my first elf to boot, so try to keep up with the bar the others set, alright?"<br/><br/>He figured it was best to not mention his short time with the goddess, it would be hard to explain how a mortal kept up with her.<br/><br/><em>(And have I mentioned that I am SSSSOOOOO waiting for the 'are you a god' question. Hilarity will ensue, especially if they ask to serve him.)</em>