Order looked down at their joined hands and nodded.<span style="color: #ffff00">"Then prepare yourself, this will not be pleasant... Someday, when im healed, it will be, but not this day." </span>She nodded as she looked deep into Delithia's eyes.<span style="color: #ffff00">"Deal... Now, stare into my eyes."</span>As she stared intot the Elf's eyes Delithia would feel herself being pulled free and see a part of Order leaving her mortal coil. When Delithia's soul touched Order's the sudden onslaught of the Eternal's pain slammed into Delithia like a Tsunami. It would take Dlithia several minutes to be able to make sense of it all but despite the Eternal's protestations of the opposite the Elf would find many emotions. The guilt, loneliness, sadness, hatred and fury had just combined into one constant agony eating at her so bad it was now a 'physical' pain. At the same time she would realize the Eternal had been living this way so long she simply no longer recognized them as emotions but just inescapable facts of her life. Beyond the pain she would see the inner workings of Order's perfectly organized mind, the logic that drove her actions and the scales by which the Eternal judged everyone and everything. The last thing Delithia would feel is the burning need to make amends that had taken root at the core of Order's being.<br/><br/>Order frowned and for the first time since The'kal had found her again the other Eternal seemed distracted.<span style="color: #ffff00">"Elune can recreate souls? I knew she could make them but to... To recreate destroyed souls would take... More then just power, it would take a living memory of every mortal on the planet to preserve their experiences. How is that possible? I honestly dont need that kind of details on Elune's reckless endangerment of her own life."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>