Norton increasingly grew ill at ease, "You..." He paused mid-sentence, and then found that the words for it would not come, "Now's not the time to be sentimental. We should look o'er the deck with haste."<br/><br/>When they went under the outer part of the upper deck, out of the rain. In the bow, there was just the one room, and he opened the door to what looked like the crew's quarters. He threw the door open, sword drawn. When he didn't see any immediate threats, Norton relaxed... and urged his aunt inside to get out of the rain. Her words lingered in his mind... and he returned to it, saying, "Yes... I do not think Tenebrax is content just to darken the skies." He said, "The longer his reign, the worse we all have to suffer."<br/><br/>"But the light of Lux shall shine e'er again." He swore, turning to her and smiling for her sake, "...and long before you ever become an old woman."