"Tyra, if that fight hadn't frightened you, I would not have found you so interesting. Even I was scared during that fight, it was like being back in front of that Maralith again, and once again everyone was relying on me to pull of a miracle and get everyone home. If she had been fully manifested, I would have had to chose between dying myself and protecting everyone that had been with me that day, or letting them die and fighting her on somewhat equal footing. You are smart enough to know your limits, and to try and surpass them when it isn't a critical situation. Just the fact you are sharing your mate with a metallic is proof enough of that. Though I suspect that any fights that break out at that meeting are going to be firmly squashed by the others present. And taking on 30 or more gods interests me like getting an extra hole in my head."<br/><br/>Aviendha then, so my first choice mirrors hers, though she wanted to include Kamariel. And it will be the day before the heat death of the universe before I take her to a meeting like that.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>He was sitting in the main room, rubbing Saarisi's shoulders as he watched her play a simplified game of Mortality with Srakiss, when he heard the someone at the door. Tyra got the door, and gave him the invitation. He glanced at it, and almost threw it with the others out of habit, before realizing it was the invitation he had been waiting on. "Huh, looks like I was shy by two weeks then. Lets see..."<br/><br/>He suddenly smiled, before looking over at Tyra, in her elf form with a book from his library, and he smirked as he realized that she had finally located the Karma Sutra. He disengaged from Saarisi, and headed over to Tyra. "Got an invitation from the sultan, but it doesn't say anything about coming alone. So, wondering if you wanted to come along? Though you would likely have to wear something a bit more revealing than your usual robe."