"We aren't in the stinky city and you'll never go there again, now you're with people who care about you. Now why don't you try to enjoy your trip with the others okay?" He nodded once to Relene and lead the children off the lift as it reached the top. "It's part of being a parent. I don't like it any more than you like listening to it, trust me, I wish she'd just be happy to be off the island for a while. Alright girls, where should we start first? We've got the entire city to look at."<br/><br/><span style="color: red">"So I guess that means I still owe you that ass reaming I teased you about a while ago? Hm, you'll have to schedule an appointment with me." </span>The Draenei followed them through the portal and looked around the shop curiously, a childlike wonder in the usually emotionless Draenei's eyes.<span style="color: red">"I've never actually been in here in person, it's... different. I can see why you spend so much time here Leena."</span>The'kal was next to a toppled pile of boxes straddling her succubus and tickling her mercilessly, the already adorable creature giggling in such a child-like manner that even Nalo let out a soft "D'aww". The Troll looked up at Leena, then to the other two, but narrow her eyes when she looked at the dragon.<span style="color: olive"> "Dere be some powaful curses on ya', boy." </span>She stood up and approached him, the usually warm and motherly Troll uncharacteristically serious as she stared into the dragon's eyes. Meanwhile, Nalo helped herself to the panting succubus and picked her up to cradle against her ample chest, much to the demon's enjoyment.<span style="color: olive">"Ya dun'... no, he wouldn't do dat, not ta' someone like ya."</span>She scowled and rested one elbow in her hand and her chin on her hand in thought.<span style="color: olive"> "A curse dis powerful, an' believe me, it ain' somethin' I'da ever been able to deal wit. Hmm... frankly it be makin' no sense. Anyways, what ya question be, Leena?" </span>Her attitude seemed to do a complete one-eighty and she was soon smiling and practically glowing.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>