Neverwinter Forest she feels free.

Miriam still felt cross on how to feel about Mal. The Goddess had not given any sign about him- neither any that he was good, or bad. She felt perhaps, it was meant that the maiden was supposed to judge herself on what was to be. She could not ignore him forever, for the light in her world, her two little pups, had also belonged to the man, Mal, whom was their father. He had every right to be in their lives, and so graciously let her stay in his territory.

"I'm sorry," Miriam apologized, "I had.. Been lost in the darkness for a long time, waiting for the Goddess to answer my prayers." She knew at heart what had been done was wrong, and expressed so with honest words, "but I let myself go there, and should not pretended you weren't there."

"I hope you will forgive me." Miriam looked at him with earnesty, as she expressed she knew what was wrong. It wasn't right of her, to ignore him, and sometimes her pup while trying to find the Goddesss for answers. She relied so heavily upon the answer, that even all that waiting, an answer to him never came. She was resolved to find her own answer, to whether he was light, or dark.

The maiden held faith, that it would not end in vain.