Rayne smiled softly and pat Kimberly's shoulder once she had the crystal.<span style="color: #5900b3">"Order, can you hear me? I'm sorry for bothering you but I know Susan is still recovering... I hope she's doing okay. Can I, um, can I ask you for some books? I would like a book with all of the animals on Azeroth, with pictures too if possible. And- and maybe one for the plants? These people are so kind but I'm not smart enough to tell them what it's like on Azeroth and they have so many questions that I want to answer but can't. So maybe I can have some kind of books I can share with these people here at this museum, but also the man who is helping me learn about this world. Three copies would be really nice if- if you don't mind, I don't want to inconvenience you. And please tell Susan how much I appreciate her and that I'm hoping for her full recovery." </span>When she finished she took a deep breath to collect herself and handed the crystal back to Kimberly.<span style="color: #5900b3"> "Sorry. I appreciate the kind words. I'm working on becoming a singer since your people seem to like my voice and if I can accomplish that then... then I think I'll make my Proclamation to Isabelle. As for taking a saber, it's not just walking up and asking. It depends on the saber and the Elf, really. In my case I would probably hunt something and offer it to the matriarch of the pride I chose. The sabers form groups, or prides, the stronger the heads of the pride the stronger their offspring the more you have to do to prove yourself to them. And I just want to mention that it's only Night Sabers that behave like this. If we wanted to tame anything else it's a much slower process of building trust with that animal specifically. Anyways, some of the weaker prides will approach travelers with a cub just because it increases the chance of their bloodline surviving and possibly growing stronger."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>