Tari Gravante<br/><br/>Tari offered the elf a grin, showing that she could be pleasant and friendly, "I most certainly agree. If we are to work together, some time spent getting to know each other is certainly worth the expense... as long as we can be polite and curtesious to each other, I foresee no issues arising that we can't handle.<br/><br/>She sipped from her cup of mead, "But, I must protest calling the necter of the Gods... and elves.. poison, I have it from reliable pointed ears that mead is an elven creation, so it can't be poisonous." She winked teasingly.<br/><br/>The swashbuckler leaned back in her chair and tapped the side of the goblet, "Tales, by all means, lets share some tales." She smiled a wide, bright and toothy smile, "I am, as I said before, somewhat a pirate, although the term is probably not meant as many would take it. As an old mate once said, "No, I've never flown the skull and crossed bones; that's for your pictioneers. But, I have saught fame and fortune on the seas with little regard for any man's law... But, that's not to say that I don't have morals and principles. I've never killed a man who didn't have it coming, I've never raped and I've never pillaged.""<br/><br/>Tari took another sip from her cup and licked a drop from her upper lip, "As our questionable little friend here has refused to play his own game, I will tell you the lie among the truths... I<em>am</em>noble born, but I've never saught to be noble in manner or occupation. I<em>won't[/b] tell you a lie, but I may not always tell you the truth." Her lips returned to a grin again, "And I <em>have</em> have killed men who had it coming, but <em>never</em> don'e it for money... that is the lie among the truths."</em>