For a moment, Zelgodis tried to make sense of Sigrun's answer regarding Ahmaht's location. But he soon felt that if he tried any harder his brain might give out. Zel had an intelligent and extremely logical mind, so he was beginning to foresee issues when trying to communicate with the purple-haired knight.<br/><br/>Once it seemed Sigrun was done explaining the many places in which Ahmaht apparently was, is, wasn't and might possibly be, she proceeded to ask her own question. Zel's logical mind, putting together the facts that an open-ended question had been asked and Larea could not speak, concluded that the question was asked to both of them, but intended for him to answer. Thus he spoke:<br/><br/>"There's an old temple, filled with scrolls, in the woods just outside of the village," Zel explained. "I went there to train a bit and read and Larea tagged along and joined me." Zel suspected he would get a more coherent answer to his next question if he asked Larea, so he turned to her, "Do you think it would be better to go look for Ahmaht, or wait here and hope he notices us?" Zel asked, seeking her opinion.