Nalo looked ready to strangle Tyrande for the briefest of moments and shook her head.<span style="color: red">"I gave one the one person on this tree who genuinely cares about you the information she needed to care for you. What she did with the information isn't my concern." </span>She snorted and headed for the door as she felt Eldryn's spell start to pull her.<span style="color: red">"There's no mess, I did your job for you. You're welcome."</span>She let Eldryn summon her and when the Draenei left most of the shadows in the room left too.<br/><br/>Nalo looked around the room and folded her arms.<span style="color: red">"Looks like a bomb went off in here, not too surprising given the child who claims ownership of it."</span>She looked at Eldryn for a moment and shook her head.<span style="color: red">"I'm not of these... trembling idiots that you can just intimidate. I'm a business woman, but you already know that. So let's do business."</span>She grabbed one of the maps off the table and pointed to the Barrens.<span style="color: red">"I want total control of the trade in this area. You've seen from my work in Silvermoon I'm fair, and in Darnassus that I can work swiftly. I'll build a proper city of trade and see to it that those traveling there are well protected. And I've got enough of an army, both physical and ethereal, to keep any threats of war or other trouble under control." </span>Nalo looked into Eldryn's eyes for a moment then grinned.<span style="color: red">"Now, what can you do for me? I can make profit in times of war or peace, but you know there's things even out of my reach..."</span><br/><br/>The'kal lay snuggled up with Ashia, her furred body round with eggs and the large woman purring contentedly. When the letter appeared it burst into flames almost instantly.<span style="color: olive"> "To hell with him."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>