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<blockquote data-quote="Savien" data-source="post: 2562741">Savien looks at the axe, and senses her approval, then looks to D'win and nods, telling her, &quot; I think the tale would be fine for either book, and the axe is pleased.&nbsp; They are after all your books, so perhaps you would be the best judge.&quot;He watches with amusement as D'win toys with Gerik.&nbsp; He seems a bit pushy, but otherwise tolerable.&nbsp; Savien can't hold that against him, as people often mistake his own pride for arrogance.&nbsp; Not surprised by Geril's questions, he looks his way and responds.&quot;I never said I was not a warrior, only that I had never handled a battle axe.&nbsp; As for touching her,&nbsp; I care not, but be warned, if there be the least amount of darkness in your heart, she will know it, and you will be sorry.&nbsp; As for taking it, you cannot.&nbsp; I have not met another who can even lift her from her place when I set her down.&nbsp; Remember, she chooses her wielder, not the other way around, and as far as I know there is only one at a time.&quot;So saying he rests the ancient weapon on the table, and releases his grip, confident that if Gerik's intentions are ill, the weapon will defend itself.&nbsp; He also knows that if Gerik is a good man the weapon will not harm him, and will merely not allow him to lift her up.&nbsp; He then sits back and waits to find out what Gerik is made of, if he chooses to try.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Savien, post: 2562741"] Savien looks at the axe, and senses her approval, then looks to D'win and nods, telling her, " I think the tale would be fine for either book, and the axe is pleased. They are after all your books, so perhaps you would be the best judge." He watches with amusement as D'win toys with Gerik. He seems a bit pushy, but otherwise tolerable. Savien can't hold that against him, as people often mistake his own pride for arrogance. Not surprised by Geril's questions, he looks his way and responds. "I never said I was not a warrior, only that I had never handled a battle axe. As for touching her, I care not, but be warned, if there be the least amount of darkness in your heart, she will know it, and you will be sorry. As for taking it, you cannot. I have not met another who can even lift her from her place when I set her down. Remember, she chooses her wielder, not the other way around, and as far as I know there is only one at a time." So saying he rests the ancient weapon on the table, and releases his grip, confident that if Gerik's intentions are ill, the weapon will defend itself. He also knows that if Gerik is a good man the weapon will not harm him, and will merely not allow him to lift her up. He then sits back and waits to find out what Gerik is made of, if he chooses to try. [/QUOTE]

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