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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DalkonCledwin" data-source="post: 5928452" data-attributes="member: 6680145">"Maui, I have three things to say to you, first I highly suggest you release the toad into Beyal's care as I am sure she is more than capable of taking care of it. Second, I have to agree with Beyal, that treatment of the Toad was most unbecoming of a servant of Tane. I would have expected a great deal more care when handling one of Tane's children. And finally, I think you owe Beyal an apology for your behavior just now, since it is quite clear that what you did just now upset her." Fae'shiel says to Maui, a calming hand still on the Druids shoulder. This surprising gesture coming from an individual who not too long ago had been at terrible odds with Maui, herself but who now seems to want to get out of the current situation with as little difficulty as possible. Fae'shiel is however very careful to use Maui's own terminology when referring to the Gods of the Forest instead of her culture's terminology.</blockquote>