"Calm down Amere, everything has been dealt with. When you're feeling better we're going shopping for furniture and decoration then move in to our house down on the plains. It's time to get out of this inn and have a real home again. We also need to get some things to cook for dinner, Ibara wants to join us tonight." He shook his head and gave her another squeeze. "Everyone has to meet their creator for judgement eventually, Ophidian's time will come, as will everyone else's. I can't make her immortal, not yet at any rate, I don't have that ability." He nodded and looked out the window. "Exactly, because they're not gods."<br/><br/>The'kal's spirit hardly seemed to notice the door open but slowly moved in after a moment.<span style="color: Sienna">"What are you going to do about your relationship with my son? As it stands he hates you as much as Rayne does, but unlike Rayne he can actually act on his hate."</span>Despite the lost look of the spirit the voice was dead serious and seemingly out of place.<span style="color: Sienna">"I wonder how the children are doing... I hope they're not too scared, it's not every day the orphan matron drops dead and turns to dust and bones... I'm sure Ibara has already replaced me, I know the Loa were quick to..."</span>The spirit snapped back to Elune as though it was slowly starting to lose itself.<span style="color: Sienna">"I'm not going to watch my granddaughter grow up with a father, not when you could very easily make things right with Ras. The Loa may have erased all the positive memories he has of you, not that there were very many to begin with, but that mean you can't try swallowing your pride and start over with him.</span>" She was silent for a moment and started to drift backwards until she caught herself again.<span style="color: Sienna">"Will the children be... No The'kal, focus damn it! Elune, Ras only has the memories of you Shrivalla wanted him to have. In his mind you've stolen Relene from him and that there's no way he'll ever get her back... I want to help you, I want my granddaughter to have a happily family, and you're not exactly the worst thing to happen to him... "</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>