“Ignoring the joke I made about you being a father, I think it’s silly to act like Animus would simply let you die so soon after she invested so much into you and your lab. I think she’ll make sure you don’t pass away like your father, it’s not wild speculation, just a reasonable assumption. The girls have been gone for a while, think they ditched us here and went back to Silvermoon without us?”<br/><br/>Animus looked down at her tablet and impossible amounts of data raced across the screen.<span style="color: #9999ff"> “They call themselves the Agents of the Humanities. They’ve been working to sabotage every project of mine, they host rallies to denounce me and my work. They’ve tried to plant explosives on my tram network which would have killed thirty innocents if left unattended. I have all of these plots marked and cleared out for construction to begin when farmers are employed. And it’s the Stormwind government funding these attacks. They think they’re going to make me so frustrated with the people of Silvermoon that I’ll take my power to them. After Nalo freed Darnassus from the Humans and turned them into a world power the Humans have been much more hostile towards us. This is part of what I was talking about when I said mortals were a problem you can’t fix.” </span>She tapped her tablet and looked away from as Jasmine would feel a surge of Eternal power rush by her. At first nothing happened but water slowly began to bubble from the ground and flow unnaturally through the forests as a large river appeared. In a matter of minutes it looked as though the lazily flowing river had always been a natural part of the terrain.<span style="color: #9999ff">“There’s a water source.” </span>Louise stared at the water then looked at Animus.<span style="color: #ff0000"> “Are… are you a god?”</span><span style="color: #9999ff">“No, I eat gods. I’m here to help mortals like you live happy and healthy lives.”</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>