Role

Chapter 3

It's been remarked that she does not speak like a duergar. That is false.
It all depends on which duergar. Her owners were high lords and demanded "civil"
tongues, mostly the result of insecurity. This was driven home when one of the
cooks commented on the 'fargin' soup being too cold.

His tongue was served at the next meal.

Likewise Baena reminds that she has no issue lying, deceiving, or any of the
usual "evil" behaviors. So long as the result is of her own doing, in particular
any combat, she is fine bringing sadness, pain, and destruction to others.

She has now spent more than a little time in the surface world and it has
already taught a lesson or two. The surface world is big. Very, very big.
Her legs are strong, and never did she tire in the underdark or the city. But here
she needs to rest her legs more often. It is not trivial as exhaustion in the wrong
place leaves her vulnerable to attack she cannot avoid.

Also she has learned quite a bit about coins and the economy of life. A slave has no
money, and she has taken a liking to being rich. It is not nearly so important
as making herself the best she can be and using that to kill every mage in sight.
Consider it a serious hobby to relax from daily life. Some like to read. Some like
to eat. She likes to make money.