>' You said you were helping him against me because you needed
>powerful allies. '
>
>I do not recall saying something of that nature to anyone,
>honestly. But even if I did, remember that from my
>character's point of view this would have happened well over
>12 years ago now. Life has changed him quite a bit since
>then.
>

It was a long time ago.

>' Yet you were helping him against someone 9 ranks lower than
>him who had defeated him. '
>
>My character has a rather malevolent personality, and is
>nothing short of a murderer. If you seek to understand the
>why behind him harming other beings, whether alone or
>alongside a dark sorcerer, you usually do not need to look any
>further than this. There are great exceptions to this little
>Rule of Thumb however.
>

I was outside of your pk though. You were just scouting for him, and he was in your pk.

>' Surely you'd do better to have helped the victor if you
>wanted powerful allies? '
>
>My character wanting powerful allies is an assumption on your
>part.

OK. It's what you told me. But I can accept that it might not have been true.

> What has recently become my character's true motivation
>and belief remains a well kept secret to the outside world.
>

Well, in my case it's not surprising since my current character has never interacted with you. It was my previous character that did (albeit that character still exists in case I ever feel like exploring a death-trap riddled area or something before he autodeletes).

>Feel free to interact with me in the game when you see me
>there, and ask my character about what possessed him to do the
>things that he did. While I love interacting with other
>players (with perhaps one or two exceptions), I cannot
>guarantee you will get friendly response from _him_ however.
>But you sound like you may know this already.
>

Unfortunately, my current character has no reason to interact with you, so to be asking this sort of question of you ic would be bad rp on my part. Thanks for the response anyway. I was only asking out of idle curiousity.