The workshop fell silent again and Sahra stopped working. After a minute of standing perfectly still the human returned to her work. "No. Sahra is a mortal, human woman, who is going to live out her short, mortal life here on this world. The world is so much more than just pain and sadness, it's full of wonder and joy, love and excitement... but ignoring that, I'm not letting you take Sahra from me. How can someone like you, terrified of being around mortals and their problems, even considering taking a mortal with you? You can beg her when she's in control of her body, but not a second sooner. She's under enough stress as it is, she doesn't need you making it worse."<br/><br/>Arlokk kissed her forehead softly and nodded.<span style="color: darkgreen">"Of course, I didn't mean that we'd leave her here alone. When she wakes and is being cared for by Bayne we can relax alone, I have nothing to do today or tonight so I'm in no rush."</span><br/><br/>Crimzon stared after Vyre and the priest before returning to her post.<span style="color: darkred">"I don't like her in this city, her presence bothers me. If she steps out of line the sentinels will have little to arrest."</span>Vyre slapped the priest's hand away and sat down on the ledge with her feet hanging off the edge.<span style="color: purple"> "My memories are so blurry... but I know home is around here somewhere. It has to be, They promised me it would always be there."</span>She stood back up and started to walk along the edge but kept her gaze on the water. Eventually she came to a spot that seemed no different than anywhere else along the edge and stopped.<span style="color: purple"> "Goodbye Ras. Goodbye Ashia. Goodbye Ibara. You three were the only friends I've ever had... but I only hurt you when I just wanted to be nice."</span>She took off Arlokk's robes and handed them to the priest.<span style="color: purple">"These belong to a priest named Arlokk, I don't need them anymore. I'm going home where I'll be alone, nobody else will hurt me and I won't hurt anyone else." </span>She nodded to the priest and stepped off the edge. Sickening crunches followed as her body was broken by the tree branches as she fell and eventually slammed into the surface of the water where she sank into the darkness.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>