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<blockquote data-quote="Savien" data-source="post: 2562742">Savien is not surprised by Gerik's reluctance to touch the axe.&nbsp; He never thought Gerik was evil, as the axe is able to detect it and would have warned him.&nbsp; He lets the beautiful blade rest on the table, and pulls his lute in front of him and quietly strums&nbsp; a soothing tune as Gerik speaks.&nbsp; He listens politely and then reponds...&quot; I took no offense at your statement, as I was intentionally vague with mine.&nbsp; I thought it would make for a better story that way.&nbsp; I do not think vengance in and of itself makes one evil , rather how you enact it.&quot;He sits and litstens to Gerik's tale.&nbsp; 'This one has had a rougher life than me', he thinks to himself.&nbsp; This is a sad tale and Savien thinks he would be rather vengful himself.&nbsp; When Gerik finishes his tale he says, &quot;I'm very sorry for your loss, and can sympathise for I also lost my mother at a young age.&quot;&nbsp; He thinks of his mother as he last saw her so long ago, and looks sad for a moment.&nbsp; &quot;My father still lives, but has little to do with me.&nbsp; I hope you can bring justice to her killers, and put her soul to rest.&quot;He smiles as Gerik offers the hand of friendship, and reaches out and clasps it with his own.&nbsp; The strenght of his grip, and the callouses from handling weapons, remove any doubt from Gerik's mind wether he is a warrior.&nbsp; He give Gerik a firm friendly handshake, and says, &quot;One cannot have enough friends in this harsh world.&quot;&nbsp; Releasing his hand he sits back and says, &quot;Perhaps you will favor us with the tale of how you came by your weapon, and I will buy the next round of drinks.&nbsp; Whiskey for you?&nbsp; I'll have a shot as well.&nbsp; And another wine for D'win?&quot;He calls for drinks, and sits back waiting for Gerik's answer.&nbsp; He wonders if D'win would like another from him.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Savien, post: 2562742"] Savien is not surprised by Gerik's reluctance to touch the axe. He never thought Gerik was evil, as the axe is able to detect it and would have warned him. He lets the beautiful blade rest on the table, and pulls his lute in front of him and quietly strums a soothing tune as Gerik speaks. He listens politely and then reponds... " I took no offense at your statement, as I was intentionally vague with mine. I thought it would make for a better story that way. I do not think vengance in and of itself makes one evil , rather how you enact it." He sits and litstens to Gerik's tale. 'This one has had a rougher life than me', he thinks to himself. This is a sad tale and Savien thinks he would be rather vengful himself. When Gerik finishes his tale he says, "I'm very sorry for your loss, and can sympathise for I also lost my mother at a young age." He thinks of his mother as he last saw her so long ago, and looks sad for a moment. "My father still lives, but has little to do with me. I hope you can bring justice to her killers, and put her soul to rest." He smiles as Gerik offers the hand of friendship, and reaches out and clasps it with his own. The strenght of his grip, and the callouses from handling weapons, remove any doubt from Gerik's mind wether he is a warrior. He give Gerik a firm friendly handshake, and says, "One cannot have enough friends in this harsh world." Releasing his hand he sits back and says, "Perhaps you will favor us with the tale of how you came by your weapon, and I will buy the next round of drinks. Whiskey for you? I'll have a shot as well. And another wine for D'win?" He calls for drinks, and sits back waiting for Gerik's answer. He wonders if D'win would like another from him. [/QUOTE]

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