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Standing up, David smiled and preformed the elvan greeting, ignoring his extended hand. He waited politly for Brom to respond, then finished the greeting. He studied his face for a moment before saying, "You really are his son...more polite than him mind you, but still definatly his son..."

Grinning, David said, "We are more than friends. I am his mentor," David's body changed into the form of Oromis, "And I am his comrade in arms." He reverted to his normal form. "Not to mention that my dragon is the father of yours." He smiled at Ziven, then watched Brom closely, wanting to see his reaction.

Dax walked into teh bar, sporting a pair on combat boots, camo pants and a tee shirt missing the sleeves. Giveing a light nod to everyone in the room he made is way over to the bar, reached behind and dug around until he found a bottle of water. Removing the cap he pressed the bottle to his lips and took down its contents faster then an eye could track. Sastified he placed the empty bottle upon the bar, turned and made his way out the door, offering a wave good bye to the people in the room as he vanished back into teh shadows

He brushed himself off as he entered. He had just finished stacking the wood outside.* Well now, what else is there to do? *He walked over to the fireplaces and stocked the fire, warming the cooling room.

"All is well, David-ona." she said softly, looking incredibly shy as she stood by her father's side.

"Indeed, it is an honor to help a friend, especially a friend who is proven to be a long standing friend of the family." he said with a bright grin. With quick movement, he rested his hand on Ziven's head for a moment before letting his hand slide behind her head, almost like he was petting her before standing relaxed again. "Now. What else brings you to these parts, David-ona? It's .. surprising that you would be here, knowing who you are, where you've been and all that." he asked, hoping to learn more about his purpose here. Whether or not he were to return with them to the elven village, he knew his father would want to know of his discovery.

"Always a man of mystery, I see." he said with a chuckle. Looking between the two he found it interesting that she would seem so shy among a friend. "So tell me .. what have you been doing with my daughter? It's unlike her to clam up like this when with friends." he said boldly. Feeling her emotions, he laid a reassuring hand on her shoulder, knowing her cheeks were certainly pink from this.

"That makes sense then." she said with a calm, knowing smile. Looking down on Ziven kindly, he curled his fingers over, touching her cheek for a moment before moving his hand underneath her chin, lifting her head.

She smiled, the blush in her cheeks slowly fading, looking her normal calm self, slightly rosy cheeks. Bobbing her head, it was easy to know they were speaking with their minds. Soon she finally replied. "Yes Master .. mmf .. I will, Father." she said softly, embarrassed to have made such a mistake, her cheeks again flushing for a moment before again returning to normal. She bobbed her head to both before wandering off, deciding to tidy more instead of remain with them.

"Always so caring for others. I must say I am tremendously proud to know she's helped you so greatly. Though it may not show .. you've done a lot for her also." he said with a grin, crossing his arms over his chest, nodding his head approvingly.

"I see. I am curious as to how, but it would be rude of me to ask while i was withholding information myself."