"I'm upset but I can't be mad at you, I'm not mad at you, Sharindia, or Gali. She didn't know any better and you two wouldn't have been strong enough to restrain her. I was in bed, but I still should have spent more time trying to reel her in." Taking Eru with him, he teleported before Sharindia and pushed her back. "You're not going to lose me for any reason. I'm upset but not at you, like I was telling Eru it's my fault she acted the way she did. I realize that I may have acted poorly and I'm sorry now go home. It's not safe here and it's not... I'd rather have the peace and my family than Gali back. I went all this time without knowing she existed, I think I can handle losing her."<br/><br/><span style="color: olive">"Because I didn't know how, I still don't know how. Whenever I thought I could her brother was always there to remind me that I had to leave her alone. Your uncle, Eldryn to you, The Destroyer, was our government's watch dog. They used him to make sure I never exposed myself to The'kal or tell her what she really was. I was scared what they would do to her, when I suppressed your powers and your mothers he came after me with everything he had and our government, The Counsel, tried to execute me for it. Instead your grandmother gave her life to create a barrier around Azeroth. Her memories of her past, what little she had, have been removed. From what I understand she'll only remember meeting Ras and everything after that. I'm going to do everything in my power to ease her transition into normal life, I've locked down all of her powers and will slowly return them over time as to not overwhelm her."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>