"Honestly, I thought that everything was fine in that respect now. I thought that we were supposed to like and trust each other at this point." Lowering his head for a moment, Tuigalen sighed and figured that he should simply answer her with total honesty.<br/><br/>"You have a great deal to teach me, and I have much to learn from your example. You have lived out in the real world far more than I have. All of the other riders and all of the other dragons are professionals as I am. I have never really known other people."<br/><br/>Soon, though, he was nodding toward her with a bit of a smile and exhaling, "That sounds like an excellent plan. I actually do trust both of our skills if things should go off too violently there. It's going to take a lot of work, as I'm sure you and I both realize at this point, but we're eventually going to get this to work out."<br/><br/>Finally he smiled and nodded to her with what was probably the most genuine look he'd given her so far, but then again maybe there was that look of love in his eyes, which would have caused problems with her mother at the end of the day.