<span style="color: #00b300">"hey im always happy to visit, you may be my brother but your also my only friend. now that i know you have time i will keep it in mind... but you can visit as well. im sure with all these women you need to get out once in a while and as you might have noticed Kitori and Monia spend a lot of time enjoying eachother so i have plenty of alone time. why dont we head out to several cities and get all the girls a bunch of candy for desert? that way they all get a wide veriety to try."</span><br/><br/>Ibara nodded and leaned back in her chair with a faint smile.<span style="color: #ff8000">"and yet he is brilliant. all he needed was help... he liked to draw new buildings, we got him the education to design them properly and he has become an asset."</span>Ibara shook her head and smiled bitterly.<span style="color: #ff8000"> "unfortunately we are as incapable of this as you are. you evaluate them on their past we can evaluate them on their memories but neither of us can truly measure them the way you mean. only the Eternals can measure the soul of a mortal and know if they are wheat or chaff... all we can do here is what we have been doing. helping people with their problems so they can be educated. if i redirect all of my priestesses from education we can heal more, can your education program handle a significant increase in students?"</span>she stood up and walked over to a drawer and pulled it out, flipping through the papers before she looked back.<span style="color: #ff8000">"at monday's count we have six hundred and thirty-five priests working on patients with mental or physical issues and some two thousand, one hundred and twenty educating the people they have finished healing and evaluating. if i can put the full resources of the temple into healing there will be far less 'stubborn horses' refusing to drink their educational medicine. during the healing our priests and priestesses get to know their patients very well, they can usually direct the patient into the proper field of study, its part of the evaluation. so we will know what interests they show and any apptitudes they have and the people will want to learn."</span>she returned to her seat and sighed.<span style="color: #ff8000">"i cant guarentee that every person will be sent to the right field and some relapse and need further help but that is the nature of people... but you would need to have classes for every kind of job, not just the new fields of work you are developing. we still need farmers, tailors, shopkeeper, servers, guards et cetera. but perhaps most importantly i need more priests. the more priests i have the more people this temple can heal and the less people who will be doing jobs they hate, unemployed or worse commiting crimes and draining this city of resources."</span>she looked out towards the main gate of the city and sighed softly.<span style="color: #ff8000">"the Eternals scrambled our world, travel routs have been disrupted reducing the flow of people into this city to a trickle... this is the perfect time for the tempe to catch up. i... i underestimated the desire of people to get away from the wars, the people came and i was overwhelmed. i couldnt help them fast enough and so chaos has blossomed and nearly destroyed my dream. but i think together we can fix it."</span>she stood up to walk around her desk and she offered the Avatar her hand.<span style="color: #ff8000">"what do you say? can we both hold off on rash actions, learn from eachother and make this city, our city, the beacon of hope i always wanted it to be?"</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>