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Nasir did not comment on Malus Duun, did not speak on the tales of things long passed. His attention on what lay before them, the eerie silence of the Stretch that loomed just ahead. Blue eyes fell upon the rocky crags, his lips thinning as he took in a deep breath. He remembered the scent of...

Nasir stepped up besides the young woman, staring ahead at the massive crag. A breath filled his lungs, and a small trickle of fear ran through his chest. It was not an emotion that he often felt, in fact he could hardly remember the last time it had entered his soul. Yet the sight of what was...

Nasir shrugged. "I do not know." There were many things within the Underrealms that he could not even pretend to understand. He had traveled far and for a long time, but to think one had seen it all was a fools gambit. The creature within the waters could be any number of things. "Perhaps." He...

Was this too an Illusion? Nasir often found that question far more relevant than he would have liked. The past and the future often collapsed in on itself within the Underrealm, and things that were once real were no longer. The opposite could be true as well, and as the Princess stood and...

His fingers absently played with her hair. "If you enjoy sleeping on slabs of rock." The Drow said in a manner that made it difficult to tell whether or not he was joking. There was an odd seriousness about him at all times, though that didn't mean he wasn't capable of humor. Back when he had...

"I would not say it is all of them, but a majority." He mused for a moment. "Not to say that they always get the...results they would like." His hand gently brushed over her knee in quiet assurance, showing her touch was not an unwelcome one. "There is a reason you have never met a Dwarf...

Nasir snarled just a bit at the smith. "You are El'eth Surrah." His eyes locked with the smith. "You are only as powerless as you make yourself." The words were oddly inspirational in a way, and Nasir had said them to dozens of recruits and followers over the years. Their people had relied far...

"They are a stout folk." Nasir had always respected the Dwarves as well as their cousins within the Underdark. They were fierce warriors, principled, and never quick to act when a better solution could still be found. Relations with their people were not always...positive, between themselves...

He nodded his head. "I suppose that is true." Optimism was not something he really had in regards to this, at least not anymore. There had been many tries, many attempts, many glimmers of hope. All of it had gone wrong in one way or another. The curse set upon him was no trivial thing. "We...

Nasir did not say anything to her for a few moments, as if considering her words. "Perhaps outrexperiences just differ." He thought there was little point in arguing. Over the years he had seen the worst of humanity, what they were capable of. Even the best of their species would commit...

"It is an important piece of history." Nasir said calmly, not confirming his intent. Despite that amusement played on the soldiers lips as he watched Kalavan for a brief moment, blue eyes unyielding before they slowly pulled away and towards the waters. It was difficult to see anything beneath...

He considered for a moment. "I suppose so." A question such as that was not easy to answer, at least not really. His own motivations were at time...sporadic. Especially during the last century or so when he had lost sight of what he should have been doing. Sometimes he had chosen to be cruel...

Nasir considered the question for a brief few moments, frowning as he thought about how to best answer her question. "I was...am in exile." Something that he had already told her, but perhaps not explained all that well. The Drow frowned for a brief moment, shifting his weight slightly as he...

His smile was brief, though why he wore it was anyone's guess. "Perhaps we'll find a village with a doctor along the way." That would probably be a bit too fortuitous. Plus, the idea of visiting any village was...troubling, after what had happened at the last one. Sure they had overcome the...

Pain didn't mean much to someone like him, but he'd long since understood that he was not something ordinary. Even among his people. "Alright." The Drow said calmly. Without much of an effort Nasir set to work treating the bruised flesh. His fingers were surprisingly deft, quick, and gentle...