[ There’s a flicker of interest and curiosity at the shift, but it’s relatively light, all things considered. This isn’t an unreasonable reaction, after all—in fact, he finds it much more reasonable, but. The people of Kenos have proved to be remarkably understanding people. ]

Correct.

[ He admits it without shame, but there’s no particular pride either. He might as well be confirming the color of his hair. ]

Though what that means can be quite different, I have noticed. Demons are a common enough concept, seemingly, but what characterizes us? My, there is a wide variety. Just as an example, I imagine that Mr. Do’Urden would call me a devil rather than a demon, for these are two different creatures in his world.

[ …But Drizzt might also just call him a demon. The example here isn’t actually coming from Drizzt, it’s Raphael, but he won’t pull him into it. ]

So, I assume you have them where you are from?