W'ineton only increased in anger as her words were spoken to deaf ears. Most of the Aviari still feared her, but, as she had known for years, they feared the unknown more then her. The unknown of strange magic and new things, as her people had never strived for progression or change. Aviari was and still is to this day a race that has survived and thrived on traditions and habits. But times change, and when the blue feathered bird had discovered many years ago her gift of foresight, she knew her people had to change with it. But nobody listened to her, nevertheless she was a bit too progressive and aggressive in her ways, she had always been right about certain things. Not all of the Aviari had wanted her to see her go, as she had always been one of the strongest and most powerful warriors of the defenders.<br/><br/>The woman had changed in those 80 years, and she had forgotten how it was to be lowed and spat out by society. It humbled her, for just a mere second, until she remembered it being a weakness, a weakness that was bound to get you gagged and raped in many horrid ways. No, she wasn't going to give anyone the satisfaction in having her drop to her knees and beg for parlay. She could, if she wanted to, blow the entire ship to bits, but it would mean her death as well. And death was do final, with life being filled with so many surprises and interesting twists, especially now at these tumultuous times.<br/><br/><b>''I'm not going to give you my belt, you can try if you want to take it off me. I could leave this ship in an instant as well, there is no trouble for me now to magically disappear, or fly off as everyone here seems to desire so badly. However, there is a reason my spell went wrong, and brought me here instead of the desired place I had in mind. It means I was meant to land here, because someone on this ship has answers to my questions.The very questions the kaiser is asking himself right at this second, that he was going to ask me. And believe me when I tell you, I dread this more then anything, I think that someone is you, Darion. So I leave it up to you, what do you decide? I'm tired of this back and forth of disrespect, especially from you. Because unlike you, I do listen to others, and do not roll my eyes at there words..''</b><br/><br/>It was a very strange sight to see the woman smile, a genuine amused smile as she raised her eyebrow questioningly at the human that seemed to control her former people.<br/><br/><b>''Unless you find this another uninteresting rambling of a madwoman off course.''</b><br/><br/>Her attitude had changed, if only slightly, to a more lighthearted tone. It didn't take away much of the ever present strictness in her eyes, but a person who had seen the world and had met many of its inhabitants could be able to interpreter as a façade to hide behind. To see a strong woman who has endured more then just being banned and abandoned by the people who she loved. Question was, if there was anyone present able to have the courage to see her in the eyes and suspect all these things.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>