Ali-Zebu Union wrote:Saysun had not realized she had switched languages on that last word and was feeling a little embarrassed for doing so, but did not dwell on it for too long. “You are too modest Saxon. Well, um, szévasem means something like “my sweet.” " Saxon’s blushing face was hard to miss. “I hope I didn’t do anything wrong.” A small smile was upon her lips as here cheeks retained their rosy hue.
"No, you didn't," said Saxon quietly, her eyes searching Saysun's. "Oh my, for a peaceful place Ali-Zebu certainly has some things go whirling around your head! I really do love this place, and I really do like you even though we have just met. You are so lovely, you are like the epitome of your country's people. But perhaps that is because this is a place where people are a little more free to be themselves, to be the best that they can be. It is a little like being drunk, for me.
The woman laughed. “I like you Perrin. You are honest and not without honor. Now get ready to hear something that I speak to very few, and make sure to keep your dry suit properly sealed.” She walked closer to Perrin and spoke quietly into her ear. “I was born with the name of Jezrah upon my brow. Take of that what you will.” She then stepped back and examined Perrin’s response with her amber eyes.
Perrin listened, and then considered, and said, "Wait, do you mean you're the goddess Jezrah, or that you're named after her? I'm confused." Perrin said this frankly; he did not take it as a blow to his masculinity or ego to be confused, because confusion merely meant to him that things hadn't been made clear to him. Once they were, he would act like Perrin Pahath-Moab, since that was who he was. He considered and then brightened. "But I like you too. Goddess or no goddess."