“Anything you’d like to add?”He shook his head, unkempt mane of hair flying. “Just that what Sierra says is true. The Wardens treat me no diff...rently than any of the humans or dwarves. I hadn’t expected that. It’s hard work, but it’s fulfilling, too.”I turned back to the two women. “I’ll leave you to talk. Ask for me or Wulf if you have questions. But if you choose to stay, we should do the Joining no later than tomorrow morning.” I gestured at the black veins creeping up Seranni’s arms. “Wait. . sure there were inside walls and other things to do, but it was a better use of the tree than the way houses used to be built.The old way used square timbers to make the corners of the house, beams were laid on top of the corners and long one inch thick boards were nailed vertically on to the the beams. Then the siding was nailed on, a roof system put in place and then they preceded as above. Most of the time lath and plaster weren't used. The house was held up by the beams, the vertical. ?Get off him.? She even sounded angry. The blonde stood up and I immediately started to breathe easier. There was no trying to escape this time. Just a glimmer of hope they might have had their fun, seen that I was hurt and let me go. Then it started.?You are even more pathetic than I thought.? She chose her words carefully and spoke to me in a measured tone. I continued to sniff and try to regain my composure. ?I ought to really give you something to cry about, you big fucking baby. . Sut answered " Ican never return home but I surmise that I can be freed from the lampbut I am unsure how". Matt nodded and said " I hope that you will befree soon and I am sorry that can never return to your home." . Lookingdown at Matt Sut said " certainly you are a most strange mortal Master.In all that I have met and have knowledge of had only wanted theirwishes filled and you have yet to speak of them.". "Oh I am not thatstrange I am curious and I do want them.". Sut then said "Then know.