Bayne slapped down Elune's hand and shook her head quickly.<span style="color: purple">"I don't want the details, my head is fucked up enough as it is. I'm connected to a priestess who's pushing enough of her mental turmoil on me, I don't need anymore." </span>She looked down at Elune then smiled again.<span style="color: purple">"Well, I'm sure there's nothing I can say that The'kal hasn't said a dozen times over but things could always be worse. You could still be floating alone, no friends or family, or worse. You could watch everyone you love, all your children, mates, wither away and die."</span>Her smile turned bitter but she shook it off.<span style="color: purple"> "I'll leave you alone to do your... whatever it is you're doing but here's how I got through some of the darkest parts of my life. Talk to a stranger, learn about their life, forget about yours for a while. In your case I'd probably not mention that I was a goddess, but I bet you've got enough stories to slap together a believable story if someone wants to know about you. If you upset them or say something wrong, just move on and talk to someone else. Think of them as... verbal sparring partners, instead of trading blows you're trading words. Northwatch is a pretty terrible name, but what's new about this one? Other than the bad name, that is?"</span><br/><br/><span style="color: olive">"I don't really have an opinion on it, physical forms have always been for the pleasure of the mortals I interact with. So, I didn't actually do anything wrong. I did fix you, but you liked being broken and I acted without asking you. Well I can't just wag my fingers and undo my changes but I think I can give you what you want." </span>Without warning Leena was lifted off her feet and engulfed in energy that spun her around and jerked her violently as energy coursed through every fiber of her being. After several minutes she was lowered back to her feet and left as though nothing had happened, not a single hair out of place.<span style="color: olive">"Alright, you'll still feel pain but only from the most extreme injuries. As long as you don't lose a limb or something you'll be fine." </span>She leaned down and blew on Leena's cheek which would send chills down the mage's spine.<span style="color: olive">"That should be it, you'll need to stretch yourself back out so don't go throwing yourself on a Tauren when I leave but you should be set for a few more years of unchecked lust."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>