The'kal frowned and shook her head but didn't argue, instead looking away while she listened. She watched the memory and closed her eyes.<span style="color: olive"> "I... I don't know if I can give you the love you so desire. My heart has been turned cold and blackened over the years. I like being with you, but I think you can find someone better than me. Less powerful, but mortal and more understanding of your needs. She's cold to protect herself from the emotions of those around her, I've seen her at her best and know she's a child like any other when her powers aren't overwhelming her."</span>She shook her head and smiled softly.<span style="color: olive">"My beloved, they do, but some things, such as instincts or lucky guesses don't make for good reading or worthwhile documentation. Our children, the ones from me, will be far more durable than any egg of yours I lay. Raising them will be less stressful than the following children, and in time I do hope we can have many. I was serious when I said I wanted to give you an entire brood, and I plan to make good on that promise if possible."<br/>
</span><br/><span style="color: brown">"Elune and The'kal... so you're Eldryn, then? You live on my lands, but other than your sister causing a bit of excitement in the city I see no reason to continue to doubt you. You're a man with a family, just like many of us in this room. I don't like your methods but now that I know who you are I have a little more trust in you. Not much, but I'll continue to humor you." </span>He nodded in greetings to Elune, far less taken by her appearance than his people. "You ain't no right to come in an' try to play god wit our world." Vol'jin stood up despite Baine's motion for the Troll to remain seated. "Ya' done did away wit Northrend? Den some bug critters an' dat pig headed Garrosh." The Troll rubbed his chin in thought for a moment before continuing. "You ain't got no right to do any o' dis, but what right we got goin' to war? Ya said you can give us land an' resources? Dem Naga be welcome to make a home near de Echo Isles. Dey be peaceful, my people be peaceful, may take some time given our past with'em scales but... I rather be havin' more allies than corpses. Dis world got bigger problems den' colors on a flag." Nazgrim had remained silent, peering into the stone he was given.<span style="color: red">"You're no god, no higher power. You make promises you'll never have to own up to. You speak of honor but probably couldn't spell it if your life depended on it. I will not speak on behalf of my people, or The Horde, it's not my place. But you are a coward, a spineless whelp, and an insult to your manhood to stand before us and speak to us like you're better than us. Like you know what our lives are like, like you know what conflict is."</span>Velen stared into Eldryn's eyes and pointed at him with one finger.<span style="color: blue">"My brothers said the exact same thing. Consider where they are now."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>