[center][color=aqua][h1]Alberich[/h1][/color] Interacting With: [@Wick], [@dereken][/center] [hr] [color=aqua]"I figure it was a bit of both, Elyria. Murlocs tend to be territoral, and I believe we stumbled onto their lands, or well, waters."[/color] Alberich replied as the witch sat by him. The fact that Elyria was afraid of the dark reminded him of his daughter, and the thought made Alberich smile. It was nice to have some company once in awhile. [color=aqua]"Whatever the case is, we'll have to fight them before they get a chance to swarm us from the lake."[/color] Alberich explained as he retrieved his book back from Elyria and placed it back in his pack. Shortly after Elyria and Alberich spoke, Caractacus had charged into the lake in search of the murlocs. From his actions, Alberich knew that the necromancer had realized the dangers that lurked in the waters. [color=aqua]"Wait, Caractacus!"[/color] Alberich exclaimed, springing from his seat by the fire. He walked over to the necromancer and his animated corpses, hoping that Caractacus would listen to him. [color=aqua]"Listen. I want to strike a deal with you. Since we met, your zombies have put me on edge. I don't mean any offense, but I find it horrendous that good-natured people are unable to receive the peace and warmth of death."[/color] Alberich replied as he took a stride towards the water, showing his fearlessness in the tense moment. [color=aqua]"So, I've been thinking. To me, you don't seem like a bad person even as a necromancer, but I do have problems with how you manage things. If you hear me out, Caractacus, I want to ask you to release the zombies you've raised and only raise any soldiers of the Dark Lord we come across. Think of it as repaying for their sins, especially all the death and despair they caused."[/color] Alberich explained, hoping the necromancer was listening. Caractacus had frozen earlier when he had to rescue the women, and the necromancer appeared to be sure in his decision to rip the murlocs to shreds. [color=aqua]"If you can do that Caractacus, I won't have a problem with you raising the dead."[/color] Alberich looked at the zombies that prowled the waters in search of murlocs. The sight of the hunting corpses gave Alberich another idea. [color=aqua]"Now, before you tear apart the fish men, I have an idea that might interest you. You see, murlocs are typically numerous. If you let go of the corpses you have now, I won't have a problem with you raising as many murlocs as you want into undeath."[/color] Alberich stated, glancing back at Elyria and Kathryn. This party was a handful, and Alberich certainly would have a tough time appeasing everyone.