Order leaned into the hug with a quiet sigh.<span style="color: #ffff00">"it's okay, your learning. i am well aware of the capabilities of your craft but as we drift further from shore and the depth increases you will find nothing you can eat. in time the local flora and fauna will attach itself to the island but that will take time."</span>she frowned but nodded.<span style="color: #ffff00"> "perhaps, but what i cannot understand is why people are like that. i can read minds faster then people can think, i can literally see your brains working and some mortals still baffle me... it's what i find so fascinating. i can't say i was any better, for forty-thousand years i only ever considered one mortal race worthy of any attention at all and even then i still considered them lesser life forms generally unworthy of anything but a passing interest to be checked on once every thousand years or so. when i came here i found my mate fornicating with mortals and my first reaction was disgust and then outrage. such things are forbidden because the children born from such behavior are incredibly dangerous to the rest of the mortal population. Human men aren't that different from others, they are all like that, Humans just show it more freely... and the long sleep of the Druids left so many of your race with a deep need of male attention that Humans are all too willing to exploit. even if i were willing to nudge them together it is impossible, Rayne's behavior has driven the doctor to deeply dislike her. at this very moment she is calculating the precise day she can discharge Rayne from the hospital and make her someone else's problem."</span>she listened the story without the slightest reaction and sighed softly.<span style="color: #ffff00">"thankfully for her i do not exact judgment for crimes committed before i came to Azeroth. the same goes for my practice of resurrecting the victims of such crimes."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>