Zenriel

Zenriel
Status:	Alive
Guild:	Necromancer
Race:	S'Kra Mur
Gender:	Male
Location:	Jeihrem's Burrow (Ranik Map 90f)

Description

You see Enforcer Zenriel, a S'kra Mur.
Zenriel has a sharp-featured face, slitted crystal blue eyes and a squared snout. He has a long tail and a stocky build.
He appears to be young for a S'Kra Mur.

He wearing a floor-length hooded black cloak, a set of full chain mail made from blackened iron, a silver necklace bearing the crest of Jeihrem, a pair of black elbow-high gloves, a silver belt knife, a pair of black suede pants, and a pair of thigh-high black leather boots.

Interactions

• ASK ZENRIEL FOR HELP

Enforcer Zenriel replies, "I am a bookkeeper, taking names of those with certain attitudes toward necromancers. To find out more, ask me about ATTITUDE."

• ASK ZENRIEL ABOUT ATTITUDE

Enforcer Zenriel grins widely, and says, "I'm just a bookkeeper for Lord Jeihrem. He is taking names of those who have a friendly attitude toward him. If you wish to declare yourself so, ASK me about PERVERSE."

He pauses, and makes a face. "I suppose you can also just declare yourself a friend to all necromancers if you want. In that case, ASK me about NECROMANCER."

He pauses, then frowns, saying, "You may also declare yourself a friend to all necromancers, though I warn you that the Perverse may not take the same attitude toward you. If you still wish to do so, you may ASK me about NECROMANCER."

He pauses, then says, "If you already declared your attitude toward necromancers and regret your decision, you can ask me about REGRET."

• ASK ZENRIEL ABOUT PERVERSE

Enforcer Zenriel grins at you and says, "It's a quaint title, isn't it? Made up by Zamidren Book in a rather pathetic attempt to differentiate himself from us. The 'Perverse' are really just necromancers without all the 'Great Work' nonsense. If you wish to declare yourself a friend of the Perverse and of Lord Jeihrem, just ASK me again."

[Repeat ASK within 30 seconds to confirm]

• ASK ZENRIEL ABOUT PERVERSE

Enforcer Zenriel grins widely and jots down something in a notebook he holds, saying, "Master Jeihrem appreciates your declaration of loyalty. We have recorded it for posterity."