Oh, she was the one who created them. It is no wonder then that they hold such power if they were created by a goddess. Yet I find her belief against weapons interesting as it aligns with her belief for defensive war. I would imagine it takes some extra skill to fight against those who do wield weapons.

Anything or anyone with that much power, there will always be a retinue following them. Whether good or bad is also another issue. Power should accompanied by justice, although we both know that that is not always the case.

[Issues of power, she's seen it before. Not to the extreme as in his case, but metaphorically, it could be seen as going to war. How many factions had her family been divided in? How many people had to be hurt or killed along the way?]

Perhaps you can think of it in a different way. Trustworthiness implies a reliance on someone no matter how dire the circumstances, and dedication implies the unwavering attitude in those same circumstances. You will then know that if you face other obstacles in the future that you have the ability to face them without fear.

[She didn't want to think the Cloth would be that fickle, but it was possible that it was. If the Cloth decided to leave him for someone else, it was the Cloth's decision, not his own. He did his part and his best and couldn't influence or control how others would react to it.]

Hm, then your Cloth and other Cloths have a similar fail-safe system that allows for healing given the correct conditions. It is really is like a living being. But that being said, with your abilities, I doubt that it would be difficult for most anyone to slay you.

[She was a little surprised at the offer to hold it, but nodded in response. Carefully she accepted the headpiece from him, feeling its weight, but she expected it from a piece of armor.]

It's beautifully made. If this piece is separate from the others, is there a way for them to be reunited on its own if need be?