Well, I could dig through my logs and give you some conversations, but I think it could be best represented with some description here.
Ankh is (kinda) a Vampire. She's a Mutant that subsists on blood, and regenerates at such a factor that so long as she isn't dismembered or other such really permanent measures, she'll continuing living essentially forever. Mercenary/For Hire work in the Isles is pretty much the best way for her to meet her hunger needs, and nobody takes much notice if you've got a string of murders there about. It does bear to mention though, she does not hold the perhaps assumed view of others being worth little more than food, though. People are people, and she's no monster, occasionally just seducing the right 'type' and letting them go before they go dry. People wouldn't accept her life, or she'd be a bit less lethal in her ways. I volunteer her in lieu of Mako, because while she can be rather graceful and delicate, she's rather brutal in her fights. Claws don't leave much room for less deadly measures (You either stab them or you don't).
If you can give me some info on what sort of situation she might be speaking in, I could probably give you some more insight.
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The Master said: "It is all in vain! I have never yet seen a man who can perceive his own faults and bring the charge home against himself."
>Analects: Book V, Chaper XXVI
Ankh is (kinda) a Vampire. She's a Mutant that subsists on blood, and regenerates at such a factor that so long as she isn't dismembered or other such really permanent measures, she'll continuing living essentially forever. Mercenary/For Hire work in the Isles is pretty much the best way for her to meet her hunger needs, and nobody takes much notice if you've got a string of murders there about. It does bear to mention though, she does not hold the perhaps assumed view of others being worth little more than food, though. People are people, and she's no monster, occasionally just seducing the right 'type' and letting them go before they go dry. People wouldn't accept her life, or she'd be a bit less lethal in her ways. I volunteer her in lieu of Mako, because while she can be rather graceful and delicate, she's rather brutal in her fights. Claws don't leave much room for less deadly measures (You either stab them or you don't).
If you can give me some info on what sort of situation she might be speaking in, I could probably give you some more insight.
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The Master said: "It is all in vain! I have never yet seen a man who can perceive his own faults and bring the charge home against himself."
>Analects: Book V, Chaper XXVI