Southwest, he murmured. A kindly wind, but sometimes wet. Turning to Timoken, he said, I don't have an answer for you, but perhaps I'll try and dream one if we get some peace. Thank you. Timoken knew that Eri was a great wizard. Answers were a favor and he shouldn't ask for too many. Yet there was someone he hadn't mentioned, someone he hadn't seen for a while, but whose memory was as fresh as though she were sitting before him at that very moment. The wizard bunched the top of his cloak around his neck and rubbed his hands. He gave Timoken a thoughtful
In a conversation between characters, the wizard reflects on the south winds, describing them as gentle but occasionally rainy. He expresses uncertainty about providing answers to Timoken's questions but suggests he might find clarity in dreams if they experience tranquility. This indicates a reliance on introspection and peace to discover solutions.
Timoken recognizes the wizard's impressive abilities but is cautious about overburdening him with requests. However, he is haunted by the memory of someone significant to him, highlighting the importance of deep connections and the lingering impact of past relationships. The scene underscores the themes of wisdom, memory, and the complexities of asking for help.
