Greatwater Lake and so the drum beats on

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The name, Sawtooth Spire, lingers on his consious but also the fading feeling of approval coming from the man himself. He does not know what about his answer garnered the approval of the Viking, but he did so anyhow, and something at the back of his mind is sated by doing so. Kjalarr is not his father (as far he is able to prove) but for very little reason does he appreciate whatever recognision the man gives him. Perhaps it is the sudden presence of a potential father figure that play's on his mind, but Vaati, like his father, abruptly pushes away the thought and instead answers what more the man wishes to know.

"Because I want to be on top,"  He speaks plainly, metaphorically and in the literal sense, but also in a revelation of what he truly wants more than anything; superiority. The incident with Koume proved that more than anything, that his burning need to be above the rest, to see what others cannot see from down below is more prominent within his personaity than he believed. It is riddled within his DNA, both dominant from his viking heritage and his ruthlessly endarkened genes. Something tells him he does not need to elaborate on the urge, the man will simply know. But more so, he wants to climb and yet again does he attempt the "Can I go now?" look on the older man.

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