Esbilon
Seven Thousand Club
The thoughts that spawn in Ysandre's mind at the guard's words are many and varied. Outrage at his form of address, at his implications regarding her relationship with Quill, and of course the always conflicting emotions she feel when confronted with the fact that the religion she was brought up in considers her the vilest of demons. She tries not to show this, of course, but an astute observer would not be fooled. The guard, however, she answers coolly, "the blood of gods flow in my veins as it has in my family for generations. And I would advise you to never address another person by that word. If it is false, people will be insulted, and if it is true, you will have spilled the secrets of one far more powerful than yourself. Neither seems conductive to a long and happy life."
Her piece said, she pays him no further heed and follows Quill into the city. "I do have the blood of a goddess," she answers him when he urges caution, "and I find the notion of hiding like a thief in the night quite detestable right now."
Her piece said, she pays him no further heed and follows Quill into the city. "I do have the blood of a goddess," she answers him when he urges caution, "and I find the notion of hiding like a thief in the night quite detestable right now."