<span style="color: #336600">“Right! Of course, I’m… sorry. I forget that I’ve known you longer than you’ve known me. But that’s why I’m so content to sit with you in silence and even enjoy our arguments. Just being close to you brings me immeasurable pleasure.” </span>She nodded and looked towards the door to watch Delithia prepare meals for her two harpies.<span style="color: #336600"> “They’re such simple things but are so complex too. I see why She loved them so much, they’re so fascinating. I would like to meet my own mortal one day, I think they could teach me a lot.”</span><br/><br/>Elerona sat quietly and thought for a while<span style="color: #a64dff">. “Purity never had much control over her powers. But she was… devastatingly powerful, much like The’kal. She could either turn them off completely or they ran rampant and would convert everything around her into a single element. That made her distant and cautious, but it was possible to warm up to her. Justice was arrogant and proud. His powers were like I mentioned before, he could weaken someone to nothing and steal their power to strike them down.  Like you his powers were predictable but demanding of respect. Wisdom was basically the male version of Scholar, but he was less interested in hoarding knowledge and more about visiting mortal worlds and teaching them. And I… well, I can twist any other Eternal’s power. Like Purity, I twisted her purification into putrefaction and poisoned her. Purifying the Fel in Purity won’t do anything, just suppress and block her powers and she’ll start to return to normal. Probably.”</span>She thought for a moment and shrugged.<span style="color: #a64dff">“I’m glad Karrie and Karren will live full lives, but I don’t think it’s fair to expect anyone to go through the effort you did to help them.” </span>She smiled and pushed her mother over then laid down with her head in her mother’s lap.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>