<span style="color: orange">"And I'm telling you it's something that'll never happen so long as I have control over my own body."</span>Shaking her head she conjured a warm blanket and snuggled as close as she could to the druid.<br/><br/><span style="color: olive">"You're asking me, a goddess, to give an honest opinion about someone I know very little about. When I look at you I feel sad, I feel sad because what happened to you could have been prevented, it can be reversed but you've been like this for so long it'd be just as bad to undo it as it would be to leave you as you are, I feel sad that you're happy living in such a state. All I know is that you murder people under the guise of keeping the city streets clean, I don't know how successful you are or aren't, I don't like to get involved in the business of others. It's how I ended up a goddess and I've more than learned my lesson. Again, because he's scared of you from Sharindia feeding him lies about your power, you'll never be a threat to him but that witch has too much sway over him... You both only want what's best for the city but you're as close to enemies as you can get without outright hating each other. Ras can't kill you, not in the traditional way, he's in a transition right now where his powers are being taken away and replaced with ones more fitting of his title. Soon he'll be more of a priest than a killer, or he would if he'd just get his damn temple up and running so he could get his powers back."</span>The'kal laughed softly and shook her head.<span style="color: olive"> "Everyone's potential is limitless, but if I had a coin for every time I heard say that then explode like a tomato I'd be a very rich woman. Let us hope you don't explode too, hm? It'd be messy to clean up. And who would be stupid enough to want to start a fight with a dragon?" </span>The goddess paused for a moment and shook her head.<span style="color: olive">"Don't answer that, I sometimes forget about mortals and their... shortcomings. It's hard to justify murdering entire villages, there will also be someone out there who argues it's bad practice. And even if it wasn't justified there's very little you could do to her, this is one of the rare cases where even her fellow gods prefer to avoid her wrath if not outright fear her."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>