<div class="floatright"><strong>Guan Buhan</strong> (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=309005.msg15016087#msg15016087)<br/>(https://i.imgur.com/nh4z2Kt.png)<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Info</div><div class="spoiler_body"><strong>HP:</strong> 31/31<br/><strong>AC:</strong> 17<br/><strong>Effects:</strong> Natural Explorer (Ignore Difficult Terrain, Adv on Initiative)<br/><del><strong>Compulsion to spend at the Market. </strong></del> Satiated<br/><strong>IC Posts:</strong> <del>15</del> 16  </div></div></div>Guan did not seem to shudder or falter in the face of Grimjaw's dissection. She didn't react much at all really, not compared to how she acted when Ja'rok had been prodding and prying for information. With Ja'rok, she had been eager to fight him for her own arrogance's sake. Her very being was driven by the need to feel that sense of thunder in her veins that came with adrenaline. She wanted to feel alive. She wanted to feel the highest highs, the lowest lows. The thrills, the spills, and whatever bumps occurred in between. Her former life had been clinical. It had been dead on arrival. The world had made choices for her that she couldn't fight. Here though? She'd make every single choice, good or bad, in the hopes of finding a thrill.<br/><br/>So as Lord Grimjaw finished his assessment, she smirked. She didn't retreat, or turn coy. She didn't seem to shrink, but nor did she rise to the challenge. "<strong>Sounds like the most exceptional thing here might be you then. I'll choose you as my prize. Train me, teach me, gift me something, bless me, sponsor me...Anything but turning me into a Vampire I suppose.</strong>" She grinned a broad, attractive grin as she gave Lord Grimjaw a thumbs up. She was satisfied with her lot. The idea of him being a coward had filled her mind, when she'd first heard about him. A powerful Vampire locked up in a glorified cattle market? Of course she thought he might be some sort of coward. How could she not? Chargrin had neglected to mention him as one of the Lieutenants, and they were meant to be the big obstacles to unifying the Darklands...Which was step one of god knows how many to actually winning the fight.<br/><br/>So why hadn't Grimjaw tried to unify this place? Surely he knew about the impending doom that the Heroes presented...