Vote tally - A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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[X] You are an agent from the West swerving between two oaths and reconciling both by marrying their efforts against enemies to all mortal realms as much as their princes.
-[X] So long as the leaders across the world can set aside differences when contending with the threat from the Shadow as much as dark gods like She-of-Many-Colors, the (you carefully do not use the word 'petty') wars and disputes between both can wait.
--[X] You can exposition a bit better than that, and one should assume that Corlys, being one of your most common covers, deserves as much attention to his background as Master Liu did. Luckily most of Viserys' early background is rather obscure and there are plenty of stories of youths left to fend for themselves due to tragedy and unwise fathers, so he won't have to be directly caught in a lie to forge a story of a young man with a will of iron attempting to seize the age with both hands, carefully walking along a tight rope between duty and ambition and hoping against hopes neither blade shatters in hand.
-[X] Knowing much about the enemy at the gates, so to speak, you had hoped someone high in the council of Pol Qo could aid in convincing him that right now, in this time and place, his greatest threat is not the Scion of the Seafarer to the south, or even more distant threats like the Yellow-Silhouette-Peering-Beyond-Shadow, but instead She who's greed is unmatched, wrath boundless and malice never-ending, and not far behind her old evils from Yi Ti's past as much as that of the West coming back into light to darken the day.
-[X] "If we don't deal with them, no one will rule anything but ashes by the end of the decade."
-[X] Assuming we can convince her of our intentions, the next part would admittedly be getting as much information out of her as we can about Pol Qo's court, seeing as how she's currently out of favor that will likely mean trying to exploit some other avenue into the would-be Emperor's presence, but as she is his sister her insight shouldn't be dismissed.
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