<span style="color: olive">"You don't get it. You understand so very, very little about being a goddess. And I don't think I'm the one to properly instruct you, seeing as you and I come from the same place and neither of us should ever carry the title of goddess." </span>The'kal returned to her desk and crossed her arms.<span style="color: olive">"You cannot own the Elves anymore than I can own the Trolls, you are nothing without them as we are nothing without the Trolls. Yes, I know, you created them, but that doesn't mean you can impose your will on them, make them your puppets. You gave your people free will and now you have to live with it, if they want to come to the Troll gods, the Naar'u, or any other higher power that is their individual choice. Take Ras and Arlokk as an example, as far as they're concerned you're their goddess. Should I be upset that Ras, my own misbegotten creation is following you? No, because I gave him the will power to choose his life's path and he chose to be with you." </span>The goddess leaned back and stretched with a yawn.<span style="color: olive">"Having said that, I'm not going to pass on your message. You can kill them all for all I care, more will just their place. Here's something interesting about the Loa, as I've learned in my time playing one. The name comes with the power. Example, I kill Ras, strip him of his power and turn him into a normal weak, mortal. The next Troll to rise up and become the Lord of the Dead will become Ras. Arlokk is another good example, when Ibara ascends to her rightful place as the goddess of hope and wisdom, she'll earn the title of Arlokk. Her name will still be Ibara, of course, but she'll be worshiped as Arlokk. So be my guest, butcher every Loa who took in an Elf, you'll have a lot of blood on your hands and you'll have accomplished nothing."</span>She leaned over the desk and cupped Elune's chin.<span style="color: olive">"When you're in a better mood would you like a history lesson on our people? You're not the last of our kind, not by a long shot, you were just the last one to stay behind."</span><br/><br/>"Run all you want Ashia, but I will get you and I will make you suffer for betraying Vyre. I owed you a big enough favor, I would have helped you care for her, instead you threw her away... I won't stand for that, and when I get you, you don't be standing either. Going home is a good idea, though." Rather than searching for Ashia he went to her warehouse turned home and began to flood it when venom, causing the building's supports to corrode and crumble under their own weight. "Something you need to remember, lizard, is that the shadows are my realm. I can follow you anywhere, go anywhere you've been, kill anyone you've met. You hide in my domain. I expected more from you, for a big, bad, rapist with no remorse, you sure are a coward when it comes to dealing with people who can actually fight back."<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>