<span style="color: #ffff00">"this was done too her, she is as much a victim in all of this as anyone she hurt or killed. they also know i wont allow it so there is really no point in discussing it."</span>she rolled her eyes and shook her head.<span style="color: #ffff00">"stop that. yes, i will if you keep hurting yourself. the Counsel's legacy is built on pain and misery so by healing The'kal and every other Eternal hurt by them we are slowly erasing their legacy, you could say its our way of pissing on their graves."</span>she nodded a little and sighed softly.<span style="color: #ffff00">"i understand, but you will have to put effort into restraining this new zeal you feel for your Goddess, she wont like it and it wont really help her. what, precisely do you need explained? ask for things one at a time because i have to work to find the proper words and ways of putting it into context you can understand. putting it in a body such as mine wont harm the child, trapping it their and crippling it enough to fool it into thinking it is mortal will harm it. trying to raise an Eternal child on this planet would be as foolish as trying to raise a fire breathing Dragon in a house built out of kindling. when an Eternal is young it will want to explore all of its powers and they are very much prone to accidents which could lead to the annihilation of every mortal in Mulgore or even all of Kalimdor. it would be at least a year before an infant Eternal would be safe around mortals."</span>she shook her head and held up her hands.<span style="color: #ffff00">"slow down, i didn't mean we would be leaving right now. most of my energy is being used to keep The'kal comatose. her virus has built in defense mechanisms that i have to keep in check. Wanderer, is by his very nature hard to find, he could be anywhere in the universe, it will take me a while to find him with most of my energy tied up." </span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>