<span style="color: orange">"I still think I prefer climbing the walls, climbing in general is fun. It's a shame you have hooves so can't join me. I guess you're lacking claws and the upper body strength of a beast too... being able to scale walls generally isn't considered normal I guess."</span>She smiled a bit and lead him towards the market.<br/><br/><span style="color: blue">"How strange, I'll talk to some people and see what I can learn then pay her a visit. It doesn't make any sense that she'd lose her power like that so I'll do what I can to get it sorted out." </span>Moya scowled as she listened and let out a sigh.<span style="color: blue">"Nobody should have been punished. The'kal may be the guardian of mothers and children but that doesn't mean she can always protect them, and if the child was threatened by a fellow god there is almost nothing she can do. She's incredibly weak in combat."</span>Moya nodded and looked down at Dra'tha again.<span style="color: blue"> "Ras'll be dead very soon. Well I hope these daggers will help you in defending Ibara, they are but vessels now, empty. But perhaps, in the future, I will enchant them with my blessing and they will become true tools of justice." </span>She bowed a bit and started to melt into the shadows.<span style="color: blue"> "It was nice to meet you, Dra'tha. I'm going to take my leave for now, there's a grave injustice that must be dealt with regarding your goddess and likely her god. And remember, praying is a good way of getting a god's attention if you ever need them."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>