The'kal lifted Leena high enough the air to give her a bird's eye view of the city and its surrounding territory. As she made changes to the map they happen in real time to allow her to tailor it to her desires.<span style="color: #666600"> "How would you feel if I got rid of this stupid enchantment and let the tree change color naturally? It'd make your seasons easier to track." </span>She looked around the city and forest for a moment then frowned.<span style="color: #666600">"How do you feel about helping me tickle someone until she wets herself?" </span>They returned to the ground where an Avatar was waiting for them.<span style="color: #b3b300">"We have taken into consideration some of Order's designs and think now would be a good place to implement them. A system of suspended rails running from a hub just outside the city to the farms, mines, and docks to allow quick and easy transport of goods and passengers to the various locations. What good is growing your own food if it spoils before it makes it to the city? What could take days of fighting with beasts of burden could be done in minutes and carry much more weight."</span>The'kal nodded but looked to Leena.<span style="color: #666600">"It's your city now, you decide how they help. I trust you Animus creations will maintain and educate the mortals how to use such a creation?" </span><span style="color: #b3b300">"Of course."</span><br/><br/>"Keep licking your lips like that and I might get undesirable thoughts. Oh no, you're going to lay right here until I'm good and ready to fuck you." He leaned back further and used one hand on leg for support as he increased his pace until he came with a grunt and a groan of pleasure, painting her breasts and belly with his seed. "Sure you don't want to lick me clean?"<br/><br/>Lonnie shrugged and downed his mug before refilling it again.<span style="color: #00b359">"I don't think ye be in a position ta be picky about yer friends, an' if ye can make amends with an' angry Troll I think ye'll be able ta make friends with anyone. Order, lass, it's real easy ta not see ye as a person. Especially when meetin' ye fer the first time. I've seen gargoyles wit more personality and charm, ye walk around stone faced lookin' like a cross atween a robot and a statue. When ye looked like ye did when we first met, and act like ye do, I dunno that it's fair to judge anyone fer hatin' yer guts."</span>He grinned and shook his head.<span style="color: #00b359"> "Nope. Yer a goddess and a wonderful person deep down, yer gonna find a beautiful lass an' love her ta death and she's gonna love ye jus' as much. I believe in ye even if nobody else on this planet does. Me faith is stronger in you than it is The Light."</span><br/><br/>Nalo raised an eyebrow and shook her head.<span style="color: #b30000">"And you believe her? The'kal, for all her faults, is the epitome of a gentle giant. She'd never hurt anyone or anything, she probably just has Ibara locked away somewhere or something to pick on her. And no, I've wanted to beat Ibara's head in on multiple occasions for blocking me simply because she could, but she's too useful to the city to kill. The'kal? Bring Ibara here to prove she's fine, you're needlessly upsetting my mate."</span>Ibara was dropped onto their table after a short delay, freshly resurrected and clean of any sand from being dropped on the island.<span style="color: #b30000">"See? She's fine, now please get your animal off my table. The'kal was just bluffing."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>