<span style="color: #4da6ff">"her physical health is fine, it's her mental health that is in danger. Mistress, you growled at every single person who was nice to me, including the simpleton who couldn't take advantage of a rock."</span>Anna pouted a little when Vyre stole her food before she smiled and ate the offered food.<span style="color: #4da6ff">"yes it is."</span><br/><br/>Order didn't so much as look at Looker for a solid minute before she blinked and slowly looked at him.<span style="color: #ffff00"> "why didn't you warn me about this incident? if you really were my friend you would have saved me the pain of murdering twenty children... i keep going over all the information i have about that night and nothing makes sense... i should have been alerted when Ashia's health began to fail and the sensory feedback data i have from Ashia's body says it tried to alert me. the rest of the information i got from her body is a torture report but not overly useful in finding a suspect. of course, i have The'kal's confession on one hand, but there is just no way to explain away the fifty or so separate accidents it would take to set up this chain of events. which can only mean that this was intentional, but that just doesn't make sense, The'kal does not hurt mothers and children, that is the one, the only damned constant she adheres to. no one can believe that she hurt those children, not even as an oversight... whoever did this made sure the mortals could take the oversized eggs but failed to notice that the children inside those eggs were nonviable? no, The'kal does not fail children like that, she repairs birth defects as a matter of course... something i cannot do.</span>" she shook her head and was obviously still devoting most of her mental faculties to chewing on the problem.<span style="color: #ffff00"> "no, i have taken custody of the eggs and returned them to stasis... i have to figure out what to do with seventy-three Eternal hybrids and it's no simple matter." </span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>