"I understand and I'll respect that. But if you ever do need to vent and let those feelings out I'll be sure to listen and not judge. I'm still friends with Nalo and I know she still has connections in Silvermoon. She might know some teachers willing to move out to the village. As you should, The'kal fucked up and set up Ashia for failure but there's nothing anyone can do it about it." He looked at Inaara and shook his head. "When the headache faded... I don't really remember why, now that I think about it. You'd likely have better luck figuring out why I didn't tell anyone." If Inaara looked barriers would come up around the memories to block or deflect her powers.<br/><br/><span style="color: #5900b3">"It's okay, even if it doesn't snow here in the city it just gives me more incentive to get out and explore the moon to see other places." </span>She grinned a little and joined him at his side.<span style="color: #5900b3"> "You make it sound like I'm some kind of easily impressed animal that likes to run around to sniff and pee on things to mark my territory. Lucky for you that's not the case or I'd have to pee on your foot to claim you as mine."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>