Most elves are stagnant elves, and a preservation of boredom, always being guardians of what they deem always theirs. Aren't "High" Elves simply superior to all other silly elves? Only the most special elves can attract Raeburn's attention. Taking in his surroundings and remaining on-guard is just a normal habit of Raeburn's. For today, it's best for the old man to gauge how he'll accomplish his mission with the most entertaining haste. Stella hasn't passed down anything directly threatening, it just passes down useless things that can be found elsewhere, like uuuh how High Elves taught magic. Keeping himself on the agenda, Raeburn figures he'll slaughter a few more demi-humans and Stella WILDLIFE that should die. Anything that doesn't abide by the tenets of Illumin is simply stray meat to Raeburn. Awaiting his prey, it's already been determined that the prior deaths are food for the other animals to be baited with.
Adjusting a white hood that seems attached to his mask, Raeburn comes into full view, as he notices some figure's approach from some bushes. Some people have a special item to talk to beasts, like Hildegard might, only making their luring capabilities suspect. Torturing hundreds of weak animals is fun okay, hunting's a fun sport. Trial by combat is more fair and engaging, but Raeburn can't help liking pets sometimes. Unfortunately, the figure that approaches him is not what he'd first expected.
"Hey, come poison me like the Bosco king you weak Stellas. COME AT ME YOU DIRTY TREE-LOVERS." randomly, Raeburn can't help shouting. Flashing back to a moment, a FULL HUMAN figure had approached the harmless old man. Unfortunately, by shaking a hoodie, Raeburn assured himself of the effectiveness of his glasses and saw through an illusion disguise. The figure was some creepy and uncivilized local half-elf. Instead of being a lovely woman, it turned out to be a almost-lovely male demi-human. Bitch slapping, Raeburn takes care of the male elf the moment it got in range to say whatever it was going to say to deceive the old man.