<span style="color: blue">"Only time will tell, but as of now I'd much rather be destroyed than spend eternity bored out of my mind and not able to do anything."</span>She shrugged and headed back into the bedroom to wait for Jade to wake.<span style="color: blue">"Unless you can satisfy my every desire I'm not sure I'll be giving you much say in the matter."<br/>
</span><br/>"I'll tell you whatever I damn well please just as you will, doesn't mean we have to listen to each other now does it?" He shrugged a bit and looked up at the inn as they neared it. "Souls make great currency in some circles, I know from personal experience, but if it means much I have no more love for the Horde than I do the Alliance. I've seen the horrors of both sides, that's why I'm here in the first place, I had some information to deliver but rather than hearing me out they threw me in with that monster. If they don't want their sentinels back it's no skin off my hide." He shrugged again. "A shame then, I was hoping to see it razed. It does, however, warm my heart to hear Garrosh is no more... The Deceiver only knows what Thrall was thinking leaving that brute in charge. Funny thing about being a warlock, we don't really care too much about 'rights'. I've cut down Orc and Human alike without a care in the world and will continue to do so regardless of what 'rights' I have in Horde cities." Once they were in the room he looked over Karren and held one glowing hand out over her. "In my professional opinion, you should just get a new pet. This one is hardly worth the effort of saving... but as a man with some semblance of a soul it'd be hardly fair to the unborn children. Just get ready to heal me, this is going to take a lot." He cracked his knuckles and held both hands out over Karren before channeling a blood red stream into her body.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>