Exile: the Legend of Drizzt
““Not … as I … ap-appear,” the monster tried to explain in its halting speech. With each uttered word, the hook horror seemed to become more comfortable with the language. “I am … pech.”“Pech?” Belwar gawked, moving up to Drizzt’s side. The svirfneblin looked down at the trapped monster with understandable confusion. “A bit big you are for a pech,” he remarked.Drizzt looked from the monster to Belwar, seeking some explanation. The drow had never heard the word before.“Rock children,” Belwar expl...ained to him. “Strange little creatures. Hard as the stone and living for no other reason than to work it.”“Sounds like a svirfneblin,” Drizzt replied.Belwar paused a moment to figure out if he had been complimented or insulted. Unable to discern, the burrow-warden continued somewhat cautiously. “There are not many pech about, and fewer still that look like this one!” He cast a doubting eye at the hook horror, then gave Drizzt a look that told the drow to keep his scimitars at the ready.“Pech … n-n-no more,”MoreLess
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