Trinity took a deep breath before nodding.<span style="color: #336600">“I understand now. You told me you were an avatar of Justice and I didn’t think to question it, so when you questioned me I was confused. Most mortal minds are infinitely complex. Vyre, and her offspring by extension, have incredibly simple but robust minds. Because she was handcrafted by an Eternal her mind easy to understand and adjust. And I am as much Chaos as I am Order, for future reference.” </span>She looked at Vyre who began to stir with a growl then knocked her out again.<span style="color: #336600">“Spite’s claims aren’t baseless. You are uneducated, but you are not stupid, while she has access to a wealth of information and Dalaran. She believes Chiren would receive a better education and life in that city than with you. And I agree with her, but I don’t know if that would make the child happy so I’m not going to get involved. I said Chaos was sabotaging your relationship with Ras until she was imprisoned and the curses were detected. It’s not known how long you two had actually been under their control. I don’t know what kind of lasting effect Chaos had on his mind, if she permanently damaged or changed him. But what I do know is that if you two were to sit down, with the hatchlings, I genuinely think you two could find a middle ground again. And I think if I can fix Vyre’s problems with him it’ll be easier for you. I would also like to point your last visit to the graveyard with Chiren. Did she not tell you that he regularly takes her there while he maintains and cleans the headstones? I think he does care quite deeply but hasn’t said anything to you. Maybe out of shame or embarrassment, I don’t know.”</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>