<rolls out of the way as Zarae attempts to tackle and tickle to death> To true Talwyn, too true, and I quote "Even a paladin needs the company of the opposite sex once in a while"
I believe this only reinforces Talwyn's already proven point
[quote="Talwyn Aureliano":2y7i311j]And I'm coming to the conclusion that a paladin is the only true suitable mate for a drow woman as they are the pinnacle of the classes and have to be the best at everything they do.[/quote:2y7i311j]
Agreed, my fellow paladin, agreed very much; my friend; wry wit, clever comebacks, and the occasional act of humility for the females sake; and I speak from experience on that one.
[quote="Talwyn Aureliano":2y7i311j]I've put this video up before but I think our delightful DRow ladies need to be reminded the true qualities of the best of the best [take notes Veraka old boy
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<pulls out quill and parchment, and begins to write furiously, absorbing every detail> I've got Talwyn as my wingman, we're good
[quote="Talwyn Aureliano":2y7i311j]Yes Talwyn will have his hands full with T'risstree but that is the challenge that must be accepted. To refuse is to dishonour the code and Torm and himself. He chooses to love & to marry a Drow woman, not because she will be an easy and pliant house-wife, but because she will be hard work, because that goal will serve to measure the best of his energies and skills, because that challenge is one that he is willing to accept, one he is unwilling to postpone, and one which he intends to win!
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Go for the win, mate; even if T'riss plays hard to get. Don't give up and don't give in; never surrender, and never falter (of course, that'll be a given, especially with T'riss standing there like she always does) no offense, Trisstree
[quote="Talwyn Aureliano":2y7i311j]Paladins aren't footrests Arya, they kill dragons and then lay the loot at the feet of their Drow maidens for a foot rest
I think I know which one you'd prefer Besides, no woman likes a total kiss ass not even a Drow woman.[/quote:2y7i311j]
I have to agree with Tal here too.
<looks to Talwyn with a raised brow> Now you're trying to psychically predict [b:2y7i311j]Arya's[/b:2y7i311j] preference. This should get interesting.
[quote="Talwyn Aureliano":2y7i311j]And of course you're totally right, no paladin should be tempted to stray from his beloved by the allure of another womans flesh.... [/quote:2y7i311j]
Words of wisdom to live and die by my friend. Ladies, you should take notes on the Knight-Captain's words.
[quote="T'risstree Helviiryn":2y7i311j]
T'riss will be a challenge but not always, just as long as Tal don't become a useless male lay about which seems to happen to men after they get married A paladins word is his bond so you'd better not fail buddy boy gotta lot to live up to but T'riss promises that if you do...all your desires will be forefilled beyond your wildest fantasies[/quote:2y7i311j]
Bow-Chicka-Bow-Wow
<elbows the Knight-Captain> Tal, I believe you're in for the ride of your life.
[quote="T'risstree Helviiryn":2y7i311j]
Drow women are proud, strong and confident within themselves. They know about how to use their talents, gifts etc to their advantage in order to further their cause. Some are better at it than others but all still are capable of being the seductress if they want to be. Its in their nature and their culture.[/quote:2y7i311j]
<Folds his arms, and gives T'risstree an approving nod, with a slight smirk
> T'risstree, not only do you epitomize that very statement, you live it on a day to day basis. I think Zarae has an excellent teacher, or at least an excellent role-model for her lessons.
<--- is NOT a request.
A paladins word is his bond so you'd better not fail buddy boy 
