[ As she gives the name of her brother, it definitely confirms things. No wonder Tezcatlipoca had been so interested in the sight of Piedra del Sol cresting over the trees of the Beyond. Sibling rivalries were known to him, and gods often took their relationships to extremes — he resolves to broach the topic to Tezcatlipoca, if ever he sees him again. Just to ensure that the god understands that Drizzt prefers when people do not obscure vital information from him. And he'd offered to guard him! ]

It is beautiful. I saw it when I visited Highstorm, for the first time. That you were able to bring a piece of yourself and your history to this world — Piedra del Sol and the memory of your people.

[ He thinks it's important to do that, looking back at Guen with a fondness in his eyes and an appreciation for her. What he cannot do is condemn or begrudge Quetzalcoatl for wanting to return to those people, but the cost he feels she would have to pay for them is obscene. They're gone, and something far too powerful stands in the way. He wants to ready himself to face it down, in case Zenith doesn't win — but, the best thing would be to protect and preserve these people. ]

I've heard that gods see the world far differently than mortals. How is it you look upon this fight between Meridian and Zenith? I'd like to understand what's important to you.