Draiss smiled, and shrugged. "Not all of the island is for drow, or even a significant portion. And none of them are yours or the ones I pulled from the dead drow goddess. I gave that one my word I would shelter her children from any aggressors for a duration, and that is ALL I am doing to them. The drow on that island are the ones you cast off to me, and therefore not your concern. Most of them are still in my personal harem, thank you for your concern about them, however. As for the first part, depends on the situation, but I would first get more information before trying to destroy the establishment. I am a businessman, something I assume you can appreciate, and like most, I tend to take exception to what people do to what is mine."<br/><br/>He smiled blankly, before giving an indifferent shrug. "I would like to point out, Lady of Spiders, that it is far, far, FAR safer to be my ally than neutral, and that is far safer than being an enemy. How about a wager, if you will? A small number of my Tunnel Spider constructs, against any group of mortals you want? It will have to be those of yours, for certain, semi-important reasons, but I think you will appreciate the results far more than what you saw in the war."<br/><br/>He smiled, his eyes dancing as if he had a secret, though she could likely tell what he was thinking.<em>We weren't playing with a full deck, or even with our best cards then.</em>"As for what the winner gets, how about we be generous? After all, your borders are only secure because of my constructs on them, as that war was nearly too much. A few more weeks, a year at the absolute most, and it all would have fallen apart, and it wouldn't be the dead one who died, Lady Lloth."