<span style="color: #0080ff">“And she is a hand crafted weapon of destruction created by Elune. She’s barely a person and just a weapon. But she’s got a great rack that makes your mother drool from both ends. If your mother killed me I would be resurrected and she wouldn’t see another sunrise. A tyrant Eternal has decided that murder and other heinous acts are punished by immediate death. Ashia can’t touch me.”</span>She frowned and folded her arms.<span style="color: #0080ff">“You talk like a Human with that purity garbage. And unlike you and your mother I was created by an Eternal, my blood will always be dominant in my children. They will be fine.  Elune’s children are dead because she’s a failure, not because Eternals can’t grant immortality. Ras is half Eternal, he doesn’t need worshippers and he made his stance on the murder clear when he made all of the cultists turn themselves in. Then your brother decided angering a god by going after his family was smart. But it’s been a long time since then and I know your mother’s relationship with him has changed. I don’t know what it is like currently though. No, I would be safe in Dalaran because I can disguise myself better than you can.”</span>She sighed and sat down.<span style="color: #0080ff">“What happened? Your mother had an Eternal mate named The’kal. The’kal left Azeroth to do something, she was too far away for me to track. But she was followed and never came back. While she was gone that other Eternal took control of your mother and forced to impregnate over twenty women, killing and resurrecting repeatedly in the process. When The’kal returned she was badly injured and blamed for what happened to Ashia by the Eternal who had done it. Educated guess says that Eternal attacked her then came back for your mother. The’kal is the embodiment of chaos and so she panicked, took the blame for everything and… Order arrested The’kal for what happened to Ashia and all but two of the eggs she was forced to create had to be destroyed. Which added to The’kal’s sentence. So your mother felt betrayed by her mate and that’s what you felt. But she still has myself and my sisters and our children. She has a home and she just had her child with Vyre. She’s in a very low place right now but things are slowly getting better. And the Eternal who actually harmed her got away because everyone was so sick of The’kal’s frequent but usually harmless mistakes that Order took this opportunity to get rid of her and nobody really gave it any more thought. Oh, and our caverns are full of eggs The’kal and Ashia had. But now they’re all locked in stasis, never to hatch because The’kal will likely never come back.”</span>She tapped her chin in thought and nodded.<span style="color: #0080ff"> “That about sums it up. And if you don’t believe me I can let you watch the entire thing happen, it… it’s something I wish I could scrub from my mind.” </span>She conjured a glass of wine and nodded.<span style="color: #0080ff"> “Great, I was going to take you back to Northrend regardless. But you agreeing will make the portal easier. Why don’t you take Frank and I for a tour around the Great Forge and anything else interesting and we can go home?”</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>