"Yes," she said, "you are quite interesting, an exceptional human, with what I'm certain are extraordinary powers. Though, I suppose you aren't amusing, like a mage who believes himself a crusader against the undead, or one manipulating the mortals for power, no, you aren't amusing, you're interesting, an intrigue."<br/><br/>She stood up from her chair, and walked over to a nearby wall, which had a control on it. She waved her hand over it, and the room brightened signifigantly, as the door closed. It was almost like daylight, though, not being sunlight the artifical light couldn't harm her. Had she been younger, though, her eyes would never have taken well to it.<br/><br/>"You're welcome because you're my guest," she said, "I found your attitude refreshing, most of the mages I've had the pleasure of meeting, were less than charitable, though, they won't bother me again."