"The biggest problem is that technically speaking, you are in the most vulnerable position here. To the victor go the spoil." HonorÃ¨ was quiet as she thought about the problem. "I'd say offer some kind of technological advance that they won't have figured out with their magic yet. But I myself am not too sure of what it could be. But for any kind of peace out of all of this, they'll want something big. Perhaps agricultural technology. It's much harder to do something with the earth in magic, as mother nature does not like to be forced to do anything." She sighed, things always had to be so difficult. She leaned back, and looked back up to the moon, much like she had when he'd first arrive, the faint light highlighting the curves of her body in a most attractive way.<br/><br/>"I know that all beneath the moon decays,<br/>And what by mortals in this world is brought,<br/>I know frail beauty like the purple flower,<br/>To which one morn oft birth and death affords;<br/>That love a jarring is of mindsâ accords,<br/>Where sense and will invassal reasonâs power"<br/><br/>She turned and smiled at him, "If you couldn't tell, I also like poetry..."