Recent content by Alak Rasivrein

Alak drank deeply from his mug before setting it down with a satisfying thunk on the table. He smiled and found her jokes to be relatively amusing. Only on nights of a full moon, he said as she asked about drinking the blood of virgins. The fact that this was a joke about her own status didn't...

As far as Alak was concerned, any greeting that didn't meet with threat of physical violence was a successful approach, so while the woman's tone may have been a bit on the cold side, Alak wasn't too bothered. Yes, it is, he agreed, though he knew that it was people like him that made the...

Alak strode into the small "town" which was little more than a gathering of a half dozen buildings, and found it was one of the only places where he wasn't the strangest thing in the streets. That was if you could even call the muddy footpath a street. Alak's path took him into the small...

Alak had only recently returned to the Drow - with mixed reception - but his time on the surface had quickly risen to the attention of those at the top of the food chain. The time he had spent there had familiarized him with the peoples, languages, and gave him a certain amount of immunity to...

Alak was a man who was perfectly at home in the scummiest places. He'd served on a pirate ship, fought in the Drow army, escaped his people, and generally caused a lot of havoc in this time on the surface. He hadn't, however, been planning to see the city in which he'd been performing his most...

Nor are all the stories of dark elves lies, he quipped in return. He kept going through the motions of work, managing to keep what little remained of the contents of his stomach inside now. It wasn't long before they came upon a new ship and he could sense the anticipation begin to grow in the...

Alak quickly realized that this probably wasn't his smartest move he'd ever made. He knew nothing about ships. He took to following the same motions as the other members of the crew who seemed eager to point out whatever he might have done wrong or what he did without the utmost precision. He...

Well, this should certainly be fun. He might die fighting this kraken, but he would do it in interesting company if nothing else. And if it worked out then he'd be a rich man and have stories to tell. It seemed like a winning proposal to him either way. Looks like we'll get along well enough...

Alak flicked his gaze over to the Orc, assuming that his comments about being a woman and white hair were both intended to be insults. In truth, it amused him more than anything. Alak had spent most of his life being reminded that he was a second class citizen in the underrealm because he wasn't...

Circus from the abyss, perhaps, he thought to himself as the woman pointed out how odd they were. He cast a glance around but ultimately decided that he was in no position to judge anyone else. They may look odd, but if they knew their stuff... well, that was what mattered, wasn't it? Alak was...

Alak had wandered for quite some time before finding his way to Cerak At'Thul. This was a place he could feel a bit more at home. While they weren't exactly greeting him with open arms (who did they really greet like that save easy victims?), most didn't give much more than a second glance and...

Alak chuckled slightly as she questioned the "we." He was so unused to people actually speaking to him for this long. It was, of course, only a matter of time before she figured out what he was and fled too, but that didn't concern him yet. She was either as innocent as she seemed or she was...

Alak had never even known that the sky people were apparently out there. Now, not only did he find out they were out there, but apparently just watching. That was creepy, right? What kind of magic did they have that might allow them to watch without being seen. Were they here now? The thought...

Well it had been worth a shot. She didn't know what elves were, but she knew enough to know he wasn't one. That was just so typical of his luck. Everyone alway assumed he was up to no good. Of course... he never was up to any good, but still. You take no sides, eh? he said, quirking an eyebrow...

Alak was impatient and had quickly become bored waiting for her to awaken. He'd gone through her pockets in the meantime but hadn't found much of interest. He'd decided he would have to actually wait for her to wake up to receive his answers. Oh the horror! When she finally started to stir, he...