<span style="color: #ffff00">"i can't help but worry for her mental health... some mortals stay sane despite suffering ten or even a hundred times more then others who have completely shattered. there is no pattern, no way to know who will break and who won't. for the record i didn't say you could remove the blocks, i just consented for you to explore what is behind them so it can be assessed and discussed with Delithia since i can't even be in the room for such a discussion for obvious reasons." </span><br/><br/>Jass' smirk widened and he shook his head.<span style="color: #b3b300">"all i have to do is suggest that you cook for us and she will be so excited... so i suggest you behave my dear daughter."</span>Susan smiled and took a seat while Jass laughed quietly.<span style="color: #b3b300">"i suppose it does but it's not. this is a campsite Exclusion zone generator. it creates a shield with a fifty foot radius that prevents living organisms from passing through. it's similar to the shield that surrounds the city just tiny by comparison. it's also more valuable then your car. this is the tent which when set up and activated is almost completely invisible. and this is the survival bag, it's got a full med kit, a water filtration unit capable of purifying up to five gallons of water a day and- well i hope the gun isn't in it, that would be a big problem."</span><span style="color: #ffa64d">"of course not, i will create that when we get to Azeroth and destroy it when the trip is over."</span>Jass nodded and set everything back down.<span style="color: #ffa64d">"unfortunately none of that helps me recover from exertion anymore, only time. i can eat and drink but it doesn't really do anything for me past the taste and it's just a waste of resources that i end up teleporting out of my body later... i occasionally get drunk but that's about it." </span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>