>I really thought you did well. I really would have liked to
>talk to you more, but Onirakoth is not what you would call a
>talkative guy, so it never worked out us "chatting."

I know what you mean. My usual avenue of speaking was mostly blocked. There no good way to bring up the grace of the hunt when you were keeping me at bay gnashing my teeth! I do remember you once asked if someone attacking the spire was a cub of mine. I didn't want to have to answer you so I looked around for another trib online and told him, tell your healer dog, yes he is.


>From
>what I saw, you did a really good job and I kind of wish that
>more Outlanders would show the kind of guts that you did.
>Good job for that. I guess it does make it easy to just fly
>away with the raven though, huh?

I feel the same way about you and the spire. Your a gusty healer no doubt about that. I was looking forward to exploring ways to stop you. There was much I could have learned in those fights we are never going to have now. As far as the raven goes, your right it did make it easier, but aggression was a timed factor in Aesrira's life. There was no doubt she was going to become more aggressive, however, the most honest answer is without the raven not as much or at least in a different way, but still aggressive.

But I also wish the rest of your "dogs" would show some more guts. Give em a whip for me! Your evil right? But seriously, some of the most memorable fights I had were when your spirelings would come to the Tree.



Anyway, good luck on leading, it can be hard, yours more than most. At least I didn't have a hundred howls in my ear over misplaced flags.