Dexter was relived that his suspicions about Ellen were true, and he wasn't just paranoid and seeing ghosts everywhere. For a moment he worried that his jaunt to the Ethereal plane had messed up his head. He listened to Leander's story and was glad he broke the silence. Dexter smiled at the thought of him finding snake people deceptive when there was a ghost sitting right next to him. Then Ivette made a statement that could be taken offensively towards an intelligent undead such as Ellen.<br/><br/><strong>"Well not all things that are hurt by positive energy are monsters, or evil for that matter. Like wise not all monsters are evil. Catfolk and Gnolls are considered monsters, but they live civilly with other races. I guess what I'm trying to say is you shouldn't always assume that being a monsters is bad. Anyway she isn't a monster, she's human"</strong><br/><br/>It was debatable to say that the ghost of a human was still human, but Dexter felt that way, and Ellen probably did to considering her standings.<br/><strong><br/>"But I think the question Leander was asking was what brought you to the games not why you wanted to be in the games. My reason personally for joining the games is to learn more about the world and it's inhabitants. There was only so much I could learn and experience from a library, so when the opportunity came I went for it. I was offered a archeology job being a bit of an expert in the subject and I was sent to find the ruins of the lost city of Ongwyn. I was successful and I ended up here."<br/></strong><br/>There was a bit more to the story then that, but he wasn't supposed to tell about the monster there, and wanted to stay out of trouble.