[<strong>Leander</strong><br/><br/>"Aha." She replied with a smile as she finished wiping the soapy suds from her other arm, "The women are like that<em>too</em>, though."<br/><br/>"Oh, but isn't that what<em>all</em>men want?" Liah countered, arching an eyebrow to her rhetorical question, as if expecting some sort of response, "Some men just aren't as obvious about it." Her eyes darted to his manhood for a brief moment as the words parted from her mouth. She put her finger to her lip in thought, dismissing those contemplations soon after when she went to wiping the bar of soap over her breasts, causing them to bounce and jiggle with her movements. "Hmm." She softly said to herself, "Halfway done."<br/><br/><strong>Ellen</strong><br/><br/>"Go for it!" Rath shouted, apparently not giving it much thought. He didn't seem quite as conscious of the natives' safety as the ghost was... No doubt this was why she was the one to do the talking, and the youth the one selected to lead the fighting.<br/><br/>Leaving the swerving airship behind them, the pair sped towards the pride of griffons on a direct collission course. Rath drew a shortsword from the sheath attached to his belt just below the small of his back, though his penchant for nudity would leave him unarmored for the encounter. "You focus on the riders, then. I'll take out the beasts!"<br/><br/>There was still may two hundred feet inbetween the pair of adventurers and the riders, allowing both Ellen and Rath a moment to prepare themselves.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Actually, there <em>is</em> something written in the paladin's code about fighting dirty. It's called acting dishonorably, to include the use of poison... But I don't believe in that. I've played a multiclass rogue/paladin who was somewhat inspired by Assassin's Creed, and the paladins of the Theocracy are actually a homebrew variant that allows any neutral alignment. <br/><br/>"The Paladin of Auspices is a special sort of champion, selecting one particular group (usually an entire race, country, or religious organization) with a vow to take all measures, both good and evil, to ensure the welfare of those people. [...] Additionally, a Paladin of Auspices's code requires that he takes every opportunity to increase the standing of his chosen people, put their safety and wellbeing above others, and to advance the cause and beliefs of his people when possible."<br/><br/>The goblins didn't go straight from chaotic evil to lawful good, but mostly ended up neutral or lawful neutral. Also helps represent the world as being less about traditional good and evil and more about the fun and games... and also clashing beliefs and idealogy.<br/><br/>For Ellen's conscious, though... the Air Genasi have demonstrated that they <em>are</em> closer to evil than good. They're just really polite about it. <br/><br/>Oh hell, I'm not even going to hide the fact that this is a huge shoutout to one of my favorite and obscure games... (http://www.viddler.com/explore/kinger/videos/20/) Skip to about 3:30 to see what I mean. Thankfully for Ellen, the similarities end at the their names and xenophobia.<br/><br/>Also, my OOC chatter should never be longer than my IC post. &lt;_&lt;<br/><br/>2 rounds until contact!</div></div>