You're....not actually disagreeing. XD It's not against the law, so it's not an offence that an Aes Sedai would be<em>heavily</em>punished over, and not officially punished, but it's against tradition and therefore frowned upon, so she might be punished<em>socially</em>if nothing else. At the end of the day, Tradition isn't the same as Law, so breaking Tradition will inherently lead to a lighter "official" punishment than breaking the<em>law.</em>She'd get in trouble, yes, but we don't know how much: She never returns to the tower so we never see any official response to her infringement of tradition, and it IS outright stated that it's not against the LAW, so obviously the severity of the punishment would be limited. Therefore, I think what Aysande is saying is the most logical way to take it, since the books don't really directly deal with it. Plus, she's the GM. So it's obviously her decision. XD<br/><br/>As Aysande said: "Not against the law, but heavily frowned upon."<br/><br/><br/>EDIT:<br/><br/>Anywho, it's not against the law, which is all I really needed to know :P