Aldaron had used his magical arrows to tempt one of her charges to stray from his loving wife, forcing Leena to intervene with an arrow of her own. Th...ugh she had averted a tragedy, she still had a stubborn couple to bring together this night because of the delay.A tingle alerted her that she'd finally located one of her charges. She hurried off to bring him to the woman who would bring him lifelong joy, the stern words she had for Aldaron forgotten for the moment.Vilmar moved next to a window. I’m not one of those limited constructs. They cannot touch anything. Therefore, they cannot clean anything.”I nodded, trying desperately to get past my disbelief. “I apologize for my ... you’re a statue.”His eyebrow arched. It was a very human, very life-like gesture. More than anything else, it helped to calm me down. I nodded. “Again, I apologize for my response. I wasn’t expecting to speak to...” and I waved at him.“A talking statue?” he asked and I nodded. “No need to apologize, sir. I am. This was damned hard work! The ax was taking chunks of flesh out of the creature, but it seemed to have little overall effect. The ax cuts were working, but so slowly, that it was a question as to whether the creature would succumb first to the ax or to the poison. The Jack figuratively kicked himself, he had forgotten his war cry. He screamed out his wordless battle cry and the creature was staggered! Jack screamed again and again, as he chopped at the creature, and the ax cuts finally seemed. Her husband Ron was about ten years older than her.Ron and Jill seemed a pleasant enough couple, which was nice since we would be working closely with them for the duration of the lessons. Ron was by far the most talkative of the two, a very gregarious sort of guy. He informed us that he is a vice-president of a major investment bank. Jill apparently spent her days involved in charity work. One only had to look at her expensive yet tasteful jewelry and clothing to imagine a woman who’s biggest.