<span style="color: olive">"One thing you'll have to learn is that mortals don't care about what you do for them. You could give each race an entire new planet for them to grow, populate, and evolve, but if you do one thing wrong they'll turn on you so fast your head will spin. It doesn't matter how minor or great, one mistake is all it takes."</span>She let out a sigh and created a rock to sit down on, staring into the magma that surrounded them.<span style="color: olive">"I... never mind. If you feel confident in your work then I'm not going to argue. Just keep the mortals away from my home, they'll go to war again when they start to discover my land and what it holds."</span><br/><br/>"That looks like an angry, metal bear... A very strong one too. That's Sahra's alter ego? It's an actual 'thing'? Well if what you told me about Sahra's past is anything to go on, she never had a chance to adjust to those hormones the first time. We'll just have to tell the children to leave Sahra alone while she's in the shop to keep her from snapping again, that's not a being we want to piss off if we can avoid it." He nodded with a smile. "I'm glad you're up and were able to heal me but I'm not going to talk to or about your brother. Relene should be asleep, she's been been waking up later as her body is beginning to mature and she needs more sleep. And Sharindia's schooling is boring her half to death." He released her and returned to his seat where his beer was waiting for him. "Just ignore Eldryn, it's not like you're going to do anything to keep him in check."<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>