Drevorin grows restless. He has, for the past few days, been only at the house with me and making short trips into the town. I can understand why he feels so and have endevoured to assure him that he is neither captive or confined but may come and go as he pleases. I wonder, though, if I should suggest we travel. Our last journey together was pleasant until the end and discovering new locations may do him some good.
I do not wish for him to feel stifled or trapped. Of course, I am worried about his many enemies, especially the woman Delinor who has apparantly vowed to "restore" him to what he used to be. Zalaros has sworn vengeance even though Drevorin spared his life and took him back out of that pit and I cannot forget the masked man nor any number of others whom my love may have angered in his previous life. Many do not understand what has occured and those that do either do not believe it, do not care or believe he should be killed for not being the man he used to be.
Davick has asked that I keep Drevorin at home tomorrow. Apparantly Daigan is back in town again thus neither of us doubt that he will seek to continue what he started. Perhaps he will hope to get back into Blodwynn's good graces by doing so. It matters little either way. We have enough threats facing us already and I know that Davick would not request such a thing without good reason.
So soon after my assurances to Drevorin that he is not a prisoner, I doubt he will take this well. He is stubborn and unafraid. Whilst I cannot fault these qualities in him, still I wish he would be just a little less so on occasion. Maybe... maybe I will finally give him something that he wants as an incentive to stay. Maybe I will tell him of my past as he has asked more than once. It is such a difficult subject for me to speak of but he deserves that I try, does he not?
We shall see come morning light.
