<span style="color: #9999ff">"Thank you, I've had a few mortals offer me some advice and help me get things running smoother. It brings me joy knowing that you've recovered your children."</span>He looked at Trinity for a moment and sighed.<span style="color: #9999ff"> "I see... several. More like potential friends. None were as obvious as Delithia was for you, Order. But Chaos is always incredibly hard to read. Especially one like her." </span>He tapped his temple and sighed softly.<span style="color: #9999ff">"Chaos is naturally difficult to handle, which is why my family plotted against this timeline's Chaos. And then she has the ability to manipulate mortal ages so I have to expand my gaze to consider the elder mortals too. Well for Wisdom, there’s a lonely old Tauren woman. She along the edge of Mulgore on the Southern most ridge. She will have several mortal years to spend with him before she passes in her sleep. But Trinity… Ugh, I don’t know, I can’t really read her.”</span><span style="color: #336600">“So your kind can plot to kill countless innocents to achieve your goals but you can’t find a single mortal for me to meet?” </span>Looker flinched and looked towards Order for support.<span style="color: #9999ff">“Like I said… you’re at least part Chaos. You are hard to read and then you’re not from this timeline so you’re not woven into the threads of reality. I- I’m sorry. But I’ll find you someone.”</span><br/><br/><span style="color: #666600">“I think Eternals have had enough impact on my life as it is. The less I see of them the better.”</span>Ras listened to her and nodded.<span style="color: #666600">“She killed your and your unborn son, damning his spirit to two years of suffering. She caused your life to spiral completely out of control. So yeah, wanting that level of revenge is perfectly reasonable. I do think you’re broken, that was never up for debate, but you’ve been alone with your thoughts for so long with nobody to talk to or care for you. You’re having a hard time now but things are improving daily. Alright, well let’s go see a stone giant and if it feels talkative we can meet it.”</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>