PANEL ONE: The champion, Maiz, and the necromancer's apprentice, Xaga, stand near Nezhoni the giant rat. CHAMPION: It doesn't feel right to ride while you walk...if you want, I'll walk, and you can sit on the rat. PANEL TWO: Different angle, seeing more of Nezhoni in the field of view. XAGA: Thanks, but “sitting on the rat” doesn't sound all that appealing. NEZHONI: Think how it sounds from MY point of view. PANEL THREE: The champion and Maiz ride Nezhoni down the street while Xaga walks alongside. CHAMPION: So...I'm sorry, Shogodar, was it, or something like that? XAGA: Just call me Xaga. PANEL FOUR: Close on the champion. CHAMPION: So what made you get into necromancy? I mean, it doesn't seem most people would want to devote their lives to dealing with the undead. PANEL FIVE: Rear view of the group. XAGA: Oh, necromancy's not just about conjuring up terrifying undead spirits. That's PART of it, yes, but there's so much more. PANEL SIX: Close on Xaga. XAGA: Necromancy is the magic of the planes. Necromancers can call upon demons and godlings to do their bidding. MAIZ (off panel): Cool! PANEL SEVEN: Side view of the group. XAGA: It's the magic of the mind and will. Necromancers can turn the wills of others toward their own ends. PANEL EIGHT: Close on Xaga. XAGA: And necromancy is the magic of the soul. By the necromancer, the very soul itself can be captured, altered, and transformed. PANEL NINE: The group continues through the town, the champion side-eyeing Xaga uncertainly. PANEL TEN: View looking down on the group from above. CHAMPION: You know, if you just want to stick to conjuring up terrifying undead spirits for now, that would be just fine. XAGA: Actually, I've only summoned a demon once. And that was an accident.