((Oops, my bad. Once I realized him to be a god, I had forgotten I wrote goddess. Sorry.))<br/><br/>Looking at Giselle Kyle says, “I don’t know what I did to gain her trust so quickly, but I’m deeply honored that she does. I did not realize that by opening that kind of communication with me opened up the possibility to invade her private thoughts. Giselle, I do promise to never intentionally take any more than is freely given.”<br/><br/>Turning back to Neria, Kyle replies, “You are very welcome. I would never assume that just because a woman is beautiful that she lacks intelligence or is helpless. From what I have seen so far of this world anyone traveling alone has to be quite capable of protecting themselves. Giselle has already proven her ability by beating me in a sparring match. I would assume nothing less from you. As for religion I like to think that I am open minded, our bible does have some small entries that many experts and devote followers tend to forget or just plain ignore which states that he is the God of gods. To me this indicates that there are or were other gods. Even though the common belief is that he created the entire universe, that may not be the case and his influence may not extend to this realm. It’s not my place to say, but I’m sure most of our priests will say he is just as present here as in our world.”<br/><br/>Waiting politely until Kyle finishes talking Tiagar says, “I received no visions, I was already in the area and was nearly blinded by the light when the transference occurred. I was chasing Orc thieves and their trail led me to this town. I found their bodies after Kyle had dispatched them at the very edge where our lands meet. Kyle had taken what was stolen so I followed the new trail into town and to him. Much to my surprise when his hand is on the sword our languages are not a barrier. Apparently it gives him the ability to understand and be understood in whatever language is needed and the sword seems to want to be in his hand, so I decided to let him keep it. The longer I held it the stronger the urge to give it back to him became.”