<strong>Ivette</strong><br/><br/>"Ah, but my lady," Ewon began, "You were no less splendid having battled trolls and other horrors than when I first laid eyes upon you."<br/><br/>He knocked on the wall of the carriage and shouted a new route to the driver. After a while on the road, they made their way down to the fishery. Although it wasn't... quite what she expected. For one, there were nearly no buildings at all, just a sign and a small hatch a short distance away from a moonlit beach.<br/><br/>"Oh, I suppose I should have said this earlier, but Di Jun is run by Darfellans. They usually don't breed anything in captivity like Idao, but I'm pretty sure this's where the Grand Lord got most of his monsters from."<br/><br/>"And uhh, to be honest." He said, looking out the window with an unconfident smile, "I've never been here before. Usually I just send them a request and it gets delivered, so bear with me while I figure this out."<br/><br/><br/><strong>Ellen</strong><br/><br/>"Hmm." Ermon sighed, "It isn't my choice to make. But myy employer is... not a brash man, very secretive and very cautious. I cannot say for certain what will become of the Garden. If he deems it profitable to leave it alone, he shall. ...Though I doubt it. And If he deems the Genasi to be a people worth befriending, than he shall. On the other hand, if there is an advantage to be gained from making an enemy of the Garden..."<br/><br/>He rubbed the bridge of his nose, "Don't misunderstand." Ermon said, offering his hands in apology, "You've probably heard a lot of bad rumors about us. It's just our job to keep the Games running. And it makes people happy, and we gotta look out for our own, you see?"<br/><br/>"Aah." He let out, scratching the back of his head. Why was he deigning to explain himself to her? ...despite the fact that the ghost had said nearly nothing about the business practices of the Games. Surely he wouldn't bother with some brash youth like Rath, nor any other sort of Paladin. It seemed that Ellen's gentle nature had made him somewhat self-conscious.