Dragoncrest Cliffs it puts you in a situation where you're made to feel dumb.

While she'd occasionally derived some pleasure from battling with her brother, she was surprised to feel just how glorious it was to have triumphed over a stranger. She straddled him, teeth bared in what could have easily been both a grin and a grimace. He submitted; for the moment, it seemed as if he would willingly accept his defeat. 

She blinked when he spoke. He seemed oblivious of just how close he'd come to tempting his own demise. Chacal hadn't heard any of the conversation which had transpired earlier, but it had obviously rubbed her Maman the wrong way. He seemed impudent. She trusted her mother's judgement. 

Still- she liked the idea of giving him one more chance to go ahead and dig his grave just a little bit deeper. 

"I like a joke. Tell me. We see if it's a -you women- t'ing, or if maybe, you really aren't as funny as you think you are."