After assassinating people, what's your favorite thing to do?

Usually after a "job" I find I do enjoy soaking in a hot bath for a long while while meditating on my actions. Through this I determine if I need to improve on any of my skills that may have faltered during the mission.

Ah, okay. If you aren't on a job or contemplating a job you just did, is there anything else you particularly enjoy doing?

Most people are surprised to find that while I'm in between jobs, I prefer to play the piano and read up on the latest in gnomish and dwarven engineering. I consider myself a bit of a engineer.

That sounds very interesting! Do you ever compose your own pieces for piano? Have you made anything (in engineering) you're particularly proud of?

I may have composed a thing or two on piano however nothing worth making coin over. As for the engineering side, Most of my weapons that I employ are of my own design so I am particularly proud of my "tools". If you wish me to divulge as to which I am most proud of however, I would have to go with the development of my royal guard which I call the "husks".

I'm sure your compositions would still be interesting to listen to. Do you have a favorite composer or piece you like to play? Well, that's a good use of engineering skills! I imagine it comes in quite handy if you need a tool for a particular job that might be a bit more unusual than most. Why the "husks" in particular?

Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata has always been my favorite to play. The reason for my pride towards the Husks was due to the fact the complications that arose in their creation. From finding the right balance of armor to agility, to the right materials. Their creation to me was a mile stone in t he marriage of engineering and medicine. *squints at his last word* Ahem...heeehh...

I do like that piece as well! Ah, I see. It can be difficult to marry engineering with medicine, particularly in more obscure lines of work where the end result is not often appreciated.