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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Verbatim" data-source="post: 1698646" data-attributes="member: 15549">"While Finder does embrace all aspects of scalykind, from the basic, to the mighty wyrms, and while I do not doubt my devotion to Finder and his causes, he has not granted me the ability to commune with him directly yet. However, I hope that in time, he will find me worthy of that gift."As his companions all go their seperate ways, Ayden followed Andreas to Mother Grundy's and pulled the items out of the bag as Andreas asked for them, waiting with him until her divinations were completed.As they exited the shop, Ayden saw Chasity exiting the inn and walking through the streets lost in her own thoughts. Turning to Andreas, Ayden asked a question he hoped would make him sound foolish in the mage's eyes."Do you think that she knows what a gift her god has given her Andreas? While I can ask Finder for his blessings through my prayers, Lady Chasity's gifts are always with her, and the longer she walk with him the stronger his gifts to her will be. However, I can only imagine what the strain of having to stay so rigid in her beliefs must be. Finder demands very little in terms of organized faith, but he is adamant in his belief that everything, and person, has room for change. It is getting others to share that thought that is often the problem."Laughing, more at himself than anything, Ayden returned to the inn and his room, leaving the bag with Andreas should he wish to inform the others on the properties of the weapons. After taking a bath and putting on his last pair of clean clothes, Ayden returned to the common room and looked to see if the bard's stool was empty. Seeing that it was, Ayden pulled the violin from the bag and once more took it upon himself to keep music alive in Orchard Meadows.</blockquote>

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