Vincent leaned back and frowned faintly as he thought. "glasses already exist but they are prohibitively expensive, my magic, properly adjusted would only make them more expensive but allow for stronger lenses for those with incredibly poor vision and equally deep pockets... a tiny, niche market." he nodded and smirked. "now i know why i was advised never to cross wit with a Troll."<br/><br/><span style="color: #ffff00">"given the recent events on Azeroth anyone trying to conceal their actions makes me incredibly suspicious... if you're really going to do this against my advice be careful with them, they have suffered so much."</span>she shook her head and frowned faintly.<span style="color: #ffff00">"on the contrary they have done quite well with some alone time. with no one to blame and rage against the demagogues and warmongers have lost all support in favor of rational leaders who want to take care of their people rather then grab power. they have also returned to multiple tribal leaders rather then a single warchief. the time alone with the vast resources and fertile lands i gifted them has also won me quite a lot of trust with the common folk since all they really care about is taking care of their families. their culture is twisted and corrupted from multiple wars, being enslaved and multiple bouts of demonic corruption... they are questioning who they are as a people and that is good, they need to get back to themselves rather then being what the warmongers want."</span>just as Order had said it took very little solid matter to conceal the Eternal glow, the flesh of their mortal shells just had no effect since the Eternal inside was just inside the skin which wasn't nearly thick or opaque enough to contain such light. woven cloth was utterly useless and even thick leather couldn't conceal Trinity from the Seraphim eyes.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>