Blackfeather Woods You'll marry Ser Loras

He is tired of Miraak's remarks, his attitude and false pretense of who Vaati is. The condescending tone the elder carries speaks volumes of his own immaturity, choosing to believe that just because he is old he is right. It irritates the boy to the point where he paces once, shaking away the feeling of the hairs on his back standing on end simply because of the wave of disrespect he feels for the old man, as the amount of disrespect he had been shown in return. "I believe we are done here," He states sourly, and walks away without sparing another glance to the man who dared to accuse him of being wrong, for simply being young. Vaati was capable beyond what Miraak chose to see; regardless of the many years of his life and the experience of his career, Vaati realizes that one does not simply gain wisdom by what you've done and seen. It is also the ability to look beyond your own faults and see the truth, that of which, Miraak could not. The old man was not as wise as he thought, after all, if he chose to believe that by being correct was an outward display of simply being boastful, Vaati had nothing more to learn from him at that time.