“Then make the most of your life on Azeroth… you’ve earned some peace and happiness.” Trinity nodded and smiled<span style="color: #336600">. “Normally I would agree with you, but she successfully escaped your prison didn’t she? She’s finally shown a glimmer of hope. Let’s not throw it away just yet. I’ll take responsibility for whatever future problems she causes.” </span>Her smile turned to a scowl and she shook her head.<span style="color: #336600"> “I haven’t left your side since I returned and apologized. And I don’t intend to leave your side now. Ophidian, you inherited most of my daughter’s stubbornness, you of all people should know that a fool’s errand is only a challenge for me. That said, I have safely sent and retrieved some people to and from their timelines.”</span>She looked at Order and smiled.<span style="color: #336600">“Some of the more violent or suicidal Timelost volunteered, nobody was forced.” </span>She looked back to Ophidian.<span style="color: #336600">“I’m only telling you that I’ve found your time. And um… it would be a lot easier for me to bring your daughter here than to send you back, at least right now. And I would never even consider bringing her here, don’t worry.”</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>