<div class="floatleft">(https://i.postimg.cc/Sx8p1qwx/images-95.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;">Davriel Nox<br/></span></span><hr/><em>Lvl 4 Eldritch Knight</em><br/><strong>HP:</strong>31<br/><strong>AC:</strong>12<br/><strong>Standard Perception:</strong>4<br/><hr/><br/><br/>As Milena accepted his arm, Davriel smoothly adjusted his stride to match steps with his shorter companion. He was silent as she made her report, and almost expressionless, save for a raised eyebrow as she teased the connection between the wizard and the princess. None-the-less he was in fact listening intently, focused on absorbing the new information, and factoring how it could be used to his advantage. It was only once Milena had finished her bit that he finally spoke.<br/><br/><strong>"So the wizard is both powerful and unstable. Wonderful."</strong>He didn't look happy about it though. Either one on it's own would have been fine. The two together made him a large and troublesome variable. One that would no doubt be hard to predict, and even harder to control. Davriel found himself thinking back to his earlier conversation with Twin.<strong>"I doubt the girl will be so easy to control, much less the wizard. However, Tide pool is small enough that crossing paths will be inevitable. It wouldn't hurt to pay her a visit."</strong><br/><br/>Davriel didn't expect much. Based on his limited experience thus far, the girl was clearly a hothead. But then again, Twin had a habit of pissing people off. It wasn't long before that he'd been in much the same shoes.<br/><br/><strong>"As for the pirates, the idea is not without merit, but... we'd run the risk of creating a greater problem for ourselves by wiping out the competition. Or betting on the wrong side. Why commit our own resources if they're already busy with infighting?"</strong><br/><br/>He put the question to Milena, curious about her thoughts. They needed more information. The situation with the pirates was well worth looking into, but whether or not it was actually worth getting involved was another story. Perhaps they ought to head down to the docks, and follow up with the sailors as well. They'd likely be able to tell them more.