Vishdilub sat with the gargoyle. "A partial reversion, huh? Bit more complicated, but doable." Vishdilub would be some time chatting with him, getting to know him, and preparing a rather intricate spell to try and preserve the man's wings, and any other part he specified, while reverting him to his original form. Maybe he'd even keep some of the dominant gargoyle capabilities... like the ability to turn to stone. Dyzz had proven more than once how potent a capability that could be... though she turned into a substance that was nigh indestructible, not simple stone. Vishdilub still hadn't found its equal anywhere... it continued to confound him.
Aitainyn didn't notice Rin's attentions. Nostalgia had hit her hard, after her life and death battle with Dyzz... and Jacoby. Her mind wandered to the past... her strange, twisted past. Eventually, she saw fit to speak of it, as they walked. "Vishdilub and I... accompanied Dyzz, even when the other forsaken stayed in their homes, because we're different, even from them. You may have noticed we aren't... like other goblins, even past the black flesh and skill in our crafts. In truth, we lived entire human lives. We were born goblins, but all the young of the Muju tribe were spirited away by a God of Lore, intent on preserving them in an ark against what he perceived to be the possible annihilation of the world. The apocalypse did not come to pass, and the forsaken became twisted things in his realm of stories. It was... not natural to us. He crafted a land of peace and left us there, separate from our tribes, bereft of identities. We didn't even have names, yet. The forsaken rebelled... they went insane, for the most part. Murdering eachother, endlessly, in an orgy of violence, convinced that our warfare would make us strong enough to grant us freedom. The God did not care."
She shuddered, remembering. It was... horrifying, on an unimaginable scale. She had died so many times.
"Eventually, there was an... experiment. Myself and Vishdilub were put into a... new story. I was a human princess, he a wise councilor to the king. I lived a lifetime as a human, but it always felt... wrong. I couldn't explain why. I did not understand. We both took dark paths in this world... I turned into a warrior, seeking bloody battle for reasons I did not understand, and he became a necromancer, studying dark arts in secret. That is why we are as we are... and why Dyzz trusts us so. We have lived different lives, and acquired hard won wisdoms... and in a war against humans, our council is invaluable. And... we are the only ones strong enough to stop Jacoby." Her with her nearly unequaled might in melee, and Vishdilub with powerful magic that could inhibit even a spirit that could hunt Gods from its possessed vessel. It also explained the way she walked, and talked, and carried herself... and perhaps why Vishdilub stooped as though hunchbacked, in spite of his perfect physical health.