<strong>Name: Talia of Ashwood</strong><br/><strong>Class: Cleric</strong><br/><div class="floatright">(https://i.pinimg.com/564x/df/c4/99/dfc49967faa0e3e8871f50354e621224.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Strength</strong>: Arms<strong>Vulnerability</strong>: Head<br/><br/><strong>Willpower</strong>: 25<strong>Defense</strong>: 8<strong>Morale</strong>: 11<br/><br/><strong>Bondage:</strong><strong>Head</strong>:<strong>Arms</strong>:<strong>Legs</strong>:<br/><br/><strong>Conditions</strong>:<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Talia seemed bored, as the princess gave her little speech. Typical noble, she thought, stifling a yawn, ignoring princess's obvious jab towards at of her goddess domains - lust.<em>Fervour</em>of Callistria's priests? Talia has heard worse. In the past, she used to blush at such hints, but... she knew the truth about herself. She was never going to worship Calistria the way the goddess wanted her to. Talia wasn't a virgin or a prude, but prostituting herself as a worship ritual didn't appeal to her.<br/>She sighed and glanced at the light coming through the tall stained-glass windows of the throne room, thinking of the sunny, clear weather outside. The princess kept talking and talking, until... one of the mercenary adventurers, a half-elf with an alchemist belt, full of small vials stepped close enough to the princess to worry her bodyguard. That made Talia perk up with interest. She loved a good entertainment, and the confrontation between the guard captain and the bubbly half-elf seemed inevitable. But sadly... nothing interesting happened.<br/>When the noble duelist stepped forward and gave her little speech, Talia rolled her eyes. By the goddess, she thought, why can't those noble glory seekers just talk normally? In her travels, she has seen many adventurers like her, and more often than not, such yearning for glory and fancy talking earned them scorn. And sometimes, an untimely death. Though, Talia didn't comment her thoughts in any way, it wasn't the time or the place for such discussions.<br/>It is going to be an interesting adventure, she mused, looking at the rest of the "fellowship". Interesting indeed.