<div class="floatleft">(http://hydra-media.cursecdn.com/neverwinter.gamepedia.com/thumb/3/3c/GF_Tiefling.jpg/173px-GF_Tiefling.jpg)</div><strong>Name</strong>:<em>Eldran’Tyr</em><br/><strong>Hit Points</strong>:<em>47/47</em><br/><hr/><br/>The four days passed quickly enough, though at the same time, it was four days of indecision and curiosity.  Him? Really?  Of all the paladins they could have chosen, all the priests, warriors, knights... him?  The<em>monster</em>?  It made little sense.  Of course, eventually he caught upon the idea that whatever was going to happen would be dangerous.  A weapon of Tyr, after all.  He was probably more expendable than the rest.  It made perfect sense, once he thought about it that way.  He read the letter repeatedly, looking through the words, trying to find more hidden meanings behind the script.  He could feel a heavy hand in the words, not a request, but a command.  Anything more than that was lost on him, sadly.<br/><br/>When he finally arrived, he spent the night quietly, using a cloak and hood to keep his sheared horns hidden and cause as little commotion as possible.  He considered wearing the full helm the whole time, but felt that would simply cause people to wonder why he was hiding his face.  Fact was, he would always end up being stared at, and he was mostly used to that at this point.  So perhaps it was that when he arrived at the Temple of Tyr, it was a welcome weight off his shoulders, to not see so many eyes upon him, judging him.<br/><br/>Stepping into the chambers of Lex Tenant, he looks around briefly.  His things were back at the inn, shield, armor, helm.  It seemed foolish to wear them now, though his sword was at his waist, and he had changed into his best clothes to meet this priest that he had been called to.  "Brother Tanat."  He offered in response, bowing his head low.  He is told to sit, and so he nod and does, slowly crossing the room to settle into a chair.  "I received the message from Father Ronchell, and came as quickly as I could.  Forgive me, I did not think I would need haste, so I didn't have the services of a steed."<br/><br/><br/>