No matter how the world changes, a person's nature is hard to change.
Summer Lowell is still as warm as she was when she was a child.
She would bring him a bowl of water when he caught a cold, even though she'd spill half the bowl or more on the way.
When he got hurt, she'd say to the barely visible scars on his hand, "Blow on it, blow on it and it won't hurt."
Summer Lowell remains as attentive and considerate as ever, but no longer wears that pure and innocent rainbow-like smile she had as a child.
Sean Lowell feels a bit guilty; clearly, he recognized Summer Fairmont as his sister Summer Lowell upon their first meeting, but later forced himself to believe he was mistaken.
Artie Vaughn, who arrived at Port Aelen Distillery ahead of Sean Lowell, was unwilling to enter by himself.
Such a well-matched pair, Ambassador and Master, certainly must enter together for ceremonial effect.
