<span style="color: #666600">"Does it matter?" </span>The'kal didn't wait for a response and returned to the temple.<span style="color: #666600">"All of you, pick a race to represent your flight. Forsaken, Gnomes, Dwarven, and Tauren aren't options... Pandaren too are also off the table. I've become aware of your concerns over your lack of representation in Ashia's plan, and you, Bronze, we can discuss getting one of your women changed later. I've come up with a solution and I wanted to run it by all of you. But first, name races."</span><br/><br/>Arlokk smiled down at her with a nod.<span style="color: #006633">"Understood. Now relax before I start getting hands on again and fall asleep in the tub. You've got a good man in Jim, after being stuck with you as long as he has he hasn't changed a bit. That's rare given all you've been through together."</span><br/><br/>Jim shrugged and waved to Kuro. "It was an almost nightly thing, don't worry about it. Go get some rest, we can talk again tomorrow." He moved to sit down on the bed and motioned for Azu to join him. "I haven't had a family in a very, very long time so I can't give too much advice but as a um... less educated person? I don't mean to be mean but- you know what I mean. I think the best we can do is just be there and support the family. I mean, it's obvious how happy you make all of them so you're doing plenty. But I don't think there's anything that can be done to fix it, especially if the others are like Iron and refuse to talk about what upsets them."<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>