[ Oh. The other Meridian god is a trickster? That's good to know. Drizzt has heard a little bit about the colorful cast of characters in Kenos by word of mouth in the cities, if not from witnessing them via the play-by-play in the newspapers following the Oracle's conclusion. Quetzalcoatl had been very kind to the Zenith, while Set... well, he was a bit of a problem child, it seemed. ]

Your brother? Really, it was that effective?

[ Perhaps because of the environment he grew up in, Drizzt isn't as susceptible to illusion or mental-type spellwork. High wisdom, very high wisdom. And just... a lot of experience knowing how to ground himself in reality. It's a little funny to think of a god being easily tricked, but. Was that not how their myths went? Their stories? Some gods were smart, some were full of heart. ]

I don't think I need to ask you to watch over the Shard-bearers regarding the shadows either. I will be. Meridian and Zenith alike, I've no intention of giving quarter to anything as insidious as these shadows. Or Oblivion, either. [ His main Enemy atm. ] Would you tell me about your temple, maybe? Or your brother? Whichever one keeps the smile on your face.