"You know Jade, it's okay to laugh every once in a while and have fun. You're a child and you should enjoy it while you can, soon you'll be like me, old, bogged down with work, and hardly any time to time fun." With Amber still held safely in her lap Astiria urged the kodo on and it took off at a much faster pace once it was away from the village. "So between you and me, Relene, I have no idea who that woman was. I don't even remember ever visiting Bloodhoof when I was young, most of my life that I can still remember was spent on the Eastern Kingdoms or in Ashenvale."<br/><br/>Despite her obvious wealth and power, Nalo's room was fairly empty. Aside from the massive bed that could fit a family of Tauren and the simple desk, the room was empty without the slightest splash of color.<span style="color: red">"You think Ashia wants me around her son? She already thinks I'm the cause of her others being killed, all she has left is her son and one daughter that disguises herself as a Gnome for whatever reason. I'm actually surprised she hasn't gone after Morah yet, she's the only thing Ashia has over me." </span>The Draenei let out a soft sigh and looked out over the city.<span style="color: red">"I've been dealing with the dragons, but I'm sure you already know all of my business. Dra'tha isn't as sneaky as she likes to believe, not when I get all of my information from the very shadows she walks through. Still, she's useful, she finds things I wouldn't think to even look for." </span>After a moment the dragon appeared on her window to show the women where he was then Nalo turned to leave.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>