Drizzt knew that Seth and David, busy as they were, were still able to listen on what was being said between himself and Tyger.  Thankfully, the work was all but done already despite the size of the mess the Geth had left behind.  They were all quite intrigued by what Tyger told the ranger and legendary warrior that had united a land and had helped countless people along the long path of his life despite the hardships he had faced along the way.  Leaning against a section of the wall with his arms crossed over his armored chest that also bore Battlehammer's insignia of the foaming mug standard, Drizzt closed his lavender eyes briefly as he listened intently to what the 'cursed' elven warrior had to say.  When he was done, the ranger spoke his own mind on what had been told freely and from what he could tell, honestly.<em>"And so, here you stand, a warrior proud and able to find happiness in another's arms that has also seen much hardship and sorrow in her own way.  You are a very honorable person and strong of heart, that much is clear to me already, Tyger.  That is a rare thing to find in one such as you, but I am glad to have seen it for myself.  If there is time, I'd be honored to hear more about this great evil you two fought in the past together, but as for why she didn't say a word about you until now, she didn't say a thing about the thing she and yourself had fought and killed together, so really it's fifty years I have nothing on.  Heartbroken or no, she has never been one to share her feelings without prodding, and some cases a lot more than others."</em>Drizzt chuckled, recalling many times when his little girl had hidden many things from him, but then again she and the twins had been raised without a mother for most of their lives.<br/><br/>While that played a part in it, it was just awkward for all of them despite the caring atmosphere they all had been raised in when war and chaos wasn't on the horizon.  Even so, a man's honor and strength was easily measured in a physical test since their heart and soul was often felt through their attacks, a fact warriors like Drizzt were able to pick up on quite well.  He was curious to see if he could back up his words in such a test of skill and strength.  Walking past Tyger, he slowed to ask the man something that only he'd hear.<em>"Meet me in three hours time in an abandoned warehouse behind the Purple Wyrm Inn that had once been a home to a powerful thieves guild called the Hands of Glory.  I would appreciate a duel between us, simply to see just what kind of man you really are, Tyger."</em>He would let Tyger figure out the why on his own as the crew finished their work for the day, although most of the repairs had been done already thanks to Seth and David's aid along with everyone else, Tyger included.  There had been more than two dozen deaths, but considering the foes they had gone up against, they had ultimately gotten off lightly as Giselle approached Tyger, curious what that had been about.  "Tyger, do I dare ask what just passed between you two?  Cause it looked like to me he asked you to a fight.  If that's the case, I'd normally say go for it, but I don't want you to end up hurt or worse by accident."  Still, she wouldn't stop him, but she'd follow him to wherever he'd been asked to meet her father in single combat just to see for herself how things went down.