"Fear me, adventurer! For I... am Bysilth! Nightblade! Of the... the Lost Winds!"

(This line should be delivered powerfully and loudly, as Bysilth is shouting across a bridge at someone in the middle of the wilderness. Additionally, he starts confident and full of bravado, using dramatic pauses to make himself sound wondrous, but that falls apart once he reaches "Nightblade". After that, he sounds unsure of himself, as if he's making all of this up on the fly and isn't quite adept at improvisation.)

"Y-you... you what? That's not- I mean, that's hardly...! Sweet Nerevar.... I feel... faint."

(In this line, Bysilth has been threatened with something truly horrifying, and he feels deeply disturbed and overwhelmed with fear. He should be stuttering, utterly speechless. With the last sentence, he ought to have a weak voice, as if he is truly about to pass out.)

"I've learned from my mistakes. This time, you shan't best me, for I have summoned forth a friend from the deepest depths of the darkest skies - behold her splendour! ... pretty, isn't she?"

(This line is similar to the first one in that he should sound bold, cocky and overconfident. With "... pretty, isn't she?", he should suddenly switch to a proud, almost child-like 'look how cool what I have is' tone.)