[She nods in return.] I once traveled with a sorcerer. I understand how important a spellbook is to someone who relies so heavily on magic in battle.

[It's why she's glad that most of her skills come from her abilities and her closeness to nature. She does notice the almost reverential touch on the second book and she makes a note of it but doesn't comment. She's got her own secrets, after all. And there's hardly a reason for her to drag out his to satisfy her curiosity.

Yet.]

Thank you. [She barely manages to keep from reaching her hand up to touch them again, but the slight flush of happiness is something she can't stop herself from doing.] And I agree. This was very annoying, but worth it in the end.

[She looks back at Trinket, who is obviously very upset with the fact that the bad man disappeared and he's disappointed Vex.]

I think we'd be better off getting out of this forest and heading back towards the main thoroughfare for now. I'm sure it has something to do with whatever games Amrita and her friends have cooked up, but I don't want to give them any more fuel.