the child looked at Ras and smiled back but looked ready to fall asleep and soon did.<span style="color: purple">"its not that part of things thats the issue, its the rituals they perform, the ways they are expected to act, proceedures and the like... Rin cant help her with those. and about your little explosion, he was doing his job and having a bad day. an acolyte is expected to stand aside when a full priest is doing his job without word or complaint. the attitude wasnt about her it was about having to deal with so many irritated people, she just happened to get hit with the backlash. as for what we are going to do about it, i really dont know, Tyrande cant show her any kind of special treatment and she cant force someone to take her on as an apprentice... and i really dont think it would be a good idea for me to get involved, sure one would do it if i asked but i dont know if thats good for Saravess' carreer."</span><br/><br/><span style="color: darkred">"ive heard alot of bad rumors about Vyre, from drunken bar brawls to assaults and even abuse of Ibara but nothing confirmed of course."</span>she walked up to a food stand and bought a small pastry before looking to Arlokk.<span style="color: darkred"> "do you want something here or do you want something that isnt sweet?"</span><br/><br/>Ibara only cried louder and squeezed Vyre as tight as she could, seemingly unable to form words as she clung to her owner.<span style="color: orange">"i know what my job is and i dont need to be reminded of it by someone who makes it harder, nor do i take orders from you. im also not here to help you feel better."</span>she stormed out of the room, ignoring The'kal and her story while Ibara slowly started to settle down and looked up at Vyre.<span style="color: darkorange"> "do i have to keep you in sight at all times? i love you and i need you..." </span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>