<span style="color: #ffff00">"no one knows our names, how is that supposed to work? unless you plan to build temples which they can learn and pray from. see, now that is one reason to have mortals in our task force, they can understand what i cant... and if you havent figured it out after so many years i have no intention of trying."</span><br/><br/><span style="color: #0080ff">"a-all i h-have i-is m-my m-mother's b-book t-to study... i-i w-wasnt a-allowed in th-the c-cathedral. b-but y-you a-argue w-with your g-goddess."</span>she shook her head slightly and looked at her.<span style="color: #0080ff">"i-it k-kinda is... a-again i-i dont kn-know what w-will happen t-to me, t-too m-many con-contradictions. n-no, pl-please dont m-make me w-watch. h-how w-would that m-make me feel b-better? i c-cant st-stop her if sh-she does try t-to hurt y-you... i w-would o-only be t-terrified t-the whole t-time."</span>she nodded a little and closed her eyes again.<span style="color: #0080ff"> "i d-do th-thank it f-for you... y-you saved me."</span><br/><br/>Ashia shook her head with a quiet sigh, slowly returning the hug.<span style="color: #404040">"good, and we will work on that frustation over time too. oh im sure there will be religion in the village, ive learned that it kinda follows warm bloods wherever they go."</span>she smiled a little and leaned down to kiss Loraine gently.<span style="color: #404040">"im not a goddess, The'kal is. now, i have things i have to attend to, is there anything you need before i go?"</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>