Why would I? It seems to awe him enough, and the most important thing about Tighnari is that if he says something, you ought to listen. I love that man like a brother, but he terrifies me more than any threat.

[ says kaveh, with the kind of love in his voice that you'd normally attribute to certain death. ]

Actually, now I'd like for the two of you to meet. Perhaps he'll put the fear of something into you, too, for once. Godless as you are.