While both women understood each other wholeheartedly, Quinn never anticipated that anything she said would have gone over the jeweler’s head, and as a matter a factly suggested that Lucrecia should bare him a child in the short time of meeting to determine if Ramon’s offspring could inherit the same abilities he possessed with the stand. Perhaps if he mulled it over a bit more after discussing his thoughts of his life and giving his shop to an apprentice would he realize it then.<br/><br/>“I am sorry for being so emotional...I am not the best at hiding my feelings.” Lucrecia clarified as there was a lot to take in. “Quinn, you are awful, I don’t understand how you could be so cold when you traveled with them for years.”<br/><br/>“I was using them as they were using me for healing. Is this not the same situation.” Quinn said coldly.<br/><br/>There was a silence between them all for a moment after that, their personalities were all different, but their goals were the same. When Ramon pulled out the map, Lucrecia walked beside him and looked over trying her best to get over what they had been through in Mythra’s lair.<br/><br/>“Where are we headed, Ramon?” The sorcerer said simply.<br/><br/>“Can we get out of this sunlight, it’s killing me.” Quinn intervened trying to catch the shadows of large boulders and earth from the side of the road.