In this chapter, we learn that zion is a pretty attractive man, and that he's gotten a little flustered around him lately. We learn that he adopted keira from his father's father, who was an adventurer. We also learn that his grandfather adopted him from his grandmother, who chose to be a stay-at-home mom instead of a "adventurer" like her grandfather. . The two of them have a lot in common, and zion tries to convince us that he doesn't care what people think of him. He says that he loves his job because he can see the world from his own point of view. He tells us that when he was a trader, he had to adjust to his new job, but now that he is a trader he can "see the world in his own way" . He also says that when his grandfather wasn't home, he'd tell him stories about his adventures. He adds that he heard a bit about his grandmother's "romantic filter" for things, and says that she chose to live a "stable life" instead of an adventurer's life. He asks if this is true, and if it is, why would he say that about her because he loves her? . And then he asks if the other day he asked about the people who approached andrea, and what their jobs were, and how they came to be approached, and why he would say something about her, because he loved her. He then asks if he can trust him when he says that both of them and her are safe, and then he says he still does not want