Role

Chapter 3

ON SPEECH
Drahke's active vocabulary is rather limited. He seems unable to
articulate words with more than two syllables, though he can
understand some of these. He finds it difficult to distinguish
between members of the small races. While he can tell an elf (small;role + pale slim one) from a dwarf (small broad one), at times he mistakes
individuals of the same race for each other. Having great trouble with
names, especially long ones, he prefers to call people things like
'tiny black hair', 'broad singer' and so on. He has managed to find
short calling names for most of his new tribe, e.g. 'Jin', 'Aesri'.

ON DECEPTION
Due to his increased dealings with the small people Drahke has
gradually come to realize that not only is it possible to say
something that is not true, it can be rather useful as well. However,
it takes Drahke great effort and concentration to attempt anything
beyond the most basic of deceptions. In general, when asked a
question, he will reply with a straight answer, given that he
understood the question in the first place.

ON STRENGTH AND COOPERATION
Drahke has faced many hardships in his adult life. He no longer sees
any reason to flaunt his strength, brag of any of his exploits or
enter pissing contents in general. On the other hand he is aware of
his many weaknesses and has a matter of factly attitude to taunts. He
does not have suicidal tendecies. He is not likely to aid others
unless given good reason to. From his years as an outcast he has
become used to being alone. He does not actively shun the company of
others, but he does not seek it either. He acknowledges that some
tasks like burning the spire are best done in cooperation with others.