The city of Snowieview on the edge of the Snowsilver Moor, the eastern quarter, the Aunriel Republic.
Freycrest Tower
It was a simple oath, that this Ethre'Drax Hrumilliuos, had sworn, simple but effective in the wizards mind. Not only did he name his god in it but he also gave away his complete name, something which the wizard could use, should his "guest" prove to be an oath-breaker. While maybe the confined god might not be able to punish him, the wizard could be able to call forth the shade of the Etherion from the underworld (once slain of course) and torment him. While he didn't care overly much, at this moment, for the quest the priestess was on, there was vengeance for interrupting his evening and then lying to him, to be hand, if he broke the oath.
"Ready a room" said Alexander, not looking at Drax but over at the pile of reptilian bodies, "For my guest, along with a bath and light meal, to refresh him from his travels."
"Yessss Masssster" a dozen overlapping voices half hissed, as the chimeras scrambled to their feet. Eleven of them bolted from the bed chamber, clawed feet racing down the hall, to fulfill their creator's command, spitting up to complete each task. Two headed off to fill the great copper tub the wizard used for bathing, three went for the kitchen, to quickly fix up some soup and cold meats, while the remaining six headed for the rarely used guest room, to clean and set the bed. The last lizard man waited in the bedroom, not touching Drax but pawing at the air near his shoulder and gesturing for the man to follow. It would take him down libraries to wait, the one without magical tomes.
As the pair left, the door magically swung shut again.
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The sun was fully in the sky but not high, when the door to Alexander's bed chamber opened and the wizard came strolling out, clothed and his arm wrapped around Vloria's waist, who was also dressed. Below, in the kitchen, magically created servants bustled, readying a fine meal to break the night's fasting. Others moved about the wizard's dining room, setting a large table of smooth, dark stone. Plates, bowls and goblets of fine crystal, silver spoons, knives and two pronged forks, sat on rich red cloth. A pot of strong black tea was paired next to a bottle of light wine. Small benches were placed at one end, one for the wizard at the head of the table and one on either side, for the priestess and one for traveler, close enough to him for conversation.
"Go and see" said master of the tower, not looking at either of his servants, as he entered the dining room, "If my other guest is awake."
One of the reptile men, bowed deeply and scurried off.