<strong>Janafae</strong><br/><br/>The Anti-Paladin couldn't help but feel a fair amount of satisfaction as the Matron Mother was punished for her mistake.  It was a welcome sight to finally see her as the one being mercilessly spanked, to hear her cries of pain, and also to know that she herself would not be facing similar treatment.  And then the Yochlol began to roughly finger the woman, as well, adding a definite erotic touch to the proceedings.<br/><br/>It was only when the Matron assumed a properly submissive position, kneeling down and presenting herself to the Handmaiden of Lolth, that Janafae realized that she herself was becoming slightly aroused by the whole situation.  It wasn't surprising, really.  XhyriNeerune was doing things to Faeremhara that the Knight had had some recent fantasies of doing, and watching her get down in that slutty position and proclaim that her tormentor could do as she pleased was pretty much the ultimate fantasy of everyone who was after the Matron's job...<br/><br/>While she kept her head lowered, the Anti-Paladin's eyes were open, and she was watching quite eagerly to see what the Yochlol would do next.<br/><br/><hr/><br/><strong>Zekolyn</strong><br/><br/>"Pfft.  I'm not interested in money."  Zekolyn stated, dismissively, as his proposition was shot down.  "...Well, no, actually I am, but you don't look like a man who has much in the way of money to spare.  I was more thinking you would owe me a favor, though I'm now guessing you would find that idea distasteful, as well."<br/><br/>Which would be a sensible reaction, he supposed.  Owing some nebulous, undefined 'favor' to a strange person you didn't know anything about?  That was probably considered a risky move, even outside of Drow society.  In this case, though, the dragon was actually expecting to be turned down.  Now that he knew the guard wasn't an assassin in disguise, he was making a show of ineptitude to help keep his cover intact.  This way, rather than showing himself for the hyper-intelligent manipulator that he was, he would come across as someone skilled at picking up on deceptions and unusual behavior, but poor at planning and negotiating.  Someone useful to a higher-ranking drow, but not threatening, in other words.<br/><br/>"So, I think we're done here."  The dragon continued.  "You can leave now."