Kagan breathed a sigh of relief, actually more happy to see Setrina than bothered by her threats. "Yeah yeah, whatever. Look, 74 can't remember anything from last night, but it seems like you CAN see through her eyes. Tannow may summon you any minute and if your airheaded side can't remember what happened she won't know what to say. I don't know everything from last night, you didn't tell me all of it so I can't help her fake it without you."<br/><br/>For a moment the orc considered just how strange this whole conversation was, but he pressed on.<br/><br/>"If you don't want the body you're in to suffer, or for me to resort to slugging you every time we have to chat, you need to find a way to share control with 'Goody' so both of you can keep up with what's going on."<br/><br/>"Kagan," came an unmistakable voice from outside the room. Master Tannow's voice. "Kagan, please accompany me."<br/><br/>"Damn, out of time." The orc reached out and took the elf's hands in his for a moment. "I don't care if you hate me. I don't care if you hate everyone. If you don't find a way to keep up - passing notes to yourself or something - you will die. And I can't save you every time."<br/><br/>* * *<br/><br/>He rushed out of the room to meet with Tannow. The two would soon circle back and enter the room together, about twenty minutes later.