Karren cocked her head to the side and shrugged.<span style="color: Sienna">"I don't see why it matters, I love Whisperia and that's all that's important. I don't feel any different, just stronger, so you worry about being a pet and I'll worry about myself. We'll get along much better that way." </span>She shrugged once more and cast a quick spell turning her form ethereal.<span style="color: Sienna"> "But it's not now, and you're not horny so what does it matter? I'll bring you back a glass of juice."</span>The mage turned and walked through the still closed door, her form simply phasing through it.<br/><br/>"I never would have known considering I'm, you know, walking the exact opposite direction." He folded his arms behind his back as he slowed down to walk upstream along the riverbank. "Normally I'd say because you wouldn't do that to Relene, but I'm sure you're raising her to be just like you. Because you felt the need to interfere with Trollish matters, and decided not to leave her with Amere. Same reason the Loa put up with her, easier to keep her alive than let her die and replace her. Same as the last." He shrugged and stopped walking as he came to a small moon-lit lake. "No, Relene isn't my daughter, she's yours. You just used me to have her, which is fine, it's better me than my father. Your actions would actually hurt him." Ras sat down then laid back with his arms under his head, black tears starting to form in the corners of his eyes. "What's the point in trying to see it when we can never have a civilized conversation? I'd much rather turn my back on you and Relene than argue non-stop. We'll never get along, Relene will never have a family, so what's the point in trying anymore? My life will never allow me to be a father, to be a husband, to be a friend. I can't do it, and if Amber didn't need me I'd just go back to Stranglethorn and forget all of you ever existed."<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>