Zavien
Never regret anything that made you smile
Having long-since accepted his weakness, Zavien didn't feel any shame or animosity around reading. He was willing to work on it for Lena, but it wasn't something he'd ever felt was necessary for a warrior. When defending Stormbreak, he'd never thought he'd have to write an essay. So when Alys explained the symbols, his interest piqued purely with curiosity for their possible applications.
He glanced again at the bracelet, nodding his head. "That's a good thing to protect against." Gods knew they didn't need any more negativity right now. Zavien had always been a firm believer in optimism and the power of a smile, so it came easily as he sent it her way. "Maybe you could show me how to read them some time." A polite invitation to learn more.
His hand lingered over the gift still safely stowed in his pocket as he took another sip of his coffee. Excitement and a hint of apprehension flooded him, his smile widening. "Thank you again for the help. I can't wait to give this to Lena."
He glanced again at the bracelet, nodding his head. "That's a good thing to protect against." Gods knew they didn't need any more negativity right now. Zavien had always been a firm believer in optimism and the power of a smile, so it came easily as he sent it her way. "Maybe you could show me how to read them some time." A polite invitation to learn more.
His hand lingered over the gift still safely stowed in his pocket as he took another sip of his coffee. Excitement and a hint of apprehension flooded him, his smile widening. "Thank you again for the help. I can't wait to give this to Lena."
