<div class="floatright">(http://i.imgur.com/oHNvtuN.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Name</strong>:<br/>Excellence Spelloyal<br/><strong>Location:</strong><br/>Elsir Vale, Approaching Drellin's Ferry<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong><br/>Lilian<br/><strong>Content</strong>:<br/>As much as you've already annoyed her with them, stand by your convictions! N-not that she cares...<br/><hr/>After making quick work of cleaning herself of Sully's...dribble, Excellence contented herself with gazing through the window at the scenery that passed by on the last leg of their travels--though she couldn't help catching sight of Lillian's somber, sullen countenance as she rode alongside the carriage.<br/><br/>Despite having (what she liked to believe) was quite the silver tongue, with two of the party's most boisterous heading out to get the job of explaining done, she decided it was best to leave such matters to Mead and Calanthe. With a casual grace, she slipped from the back of their ride, moving to stand beside Lillian's mount--an air of petulance and entitlement about her as she looked up to her comrade.<br/><br/>"That sour look of yours ruined the view for the entire ride, you know!"  She huffed out her complaint, her right hand resting on her hip as she 'scolded' their cleric. A soft sigh escaped her as she shook her head. "I would've left those people right where we found them. And done away with that charge of yours."<br/><br/>"But that's because I'm not a 'good' person. As much as you ramble on about that goddess of yours, even I know what you did was 'right'. Annoying, inconvenient, but 'right'. If I you're going to be a paragon of morality, I must request that you at least be a smiling one." She idled beside the mounted brunette, crossing her arms as she smiled mischievously. "It'll make talking us out of trouble a lot more bearable should our beloved new addition get too rowdy."<br/><br/>Excellence did, despite her best  her protest, care about (most) of her party members much like she did her dear family. That was about as far as the umbrella of her kindness seemed to extend, though.