Kagan tried to keep going, but he simply wasn't strong enough to push past anyone right now, even #74. "No" he said, suddenly worried. "I don't want you to bring her out." The orc shook his head. "I know how she feels about me, that isn't the point. You're the one I need to be able to accept, not her, and you need to be able to accept me." He leaned back against the wall, breathing unevenly. "Please... And you didn't speak out of turn. You don't belong to me. We're the same, nobody's in charge." He fell back a little, sliding down into a sitting position.<br/><br/>"I'm sorry... You feel like I want something out of you. I just... Hate to see someone choose their own misery. That's what it seems like when you speak of Tannow."