Order looked at Jim and then she turned in the direction Britomart had gone and the warrior woman reappeared though she was floating and seemed unconscious despite her eyes being open while the Eternal frowned at her.<span style="color: #ffff00">"do you happen to know who resurrected her? because i would like to slap them... the person who did this had neither the skill nor the power to properly resurrect her from a box of ash, her body is a mess. her soul was damaged before her death and she didn't want to be resurrected so she resisted... the person who raised her did more damage and still didn't have the power to properly anchor her resisting soul her in her body."</span>she spun Britomart rather then walk around her and her frown deepened.<span style="color: #ffff00">"but what happened to her since the last time i saw her? i saw all of this when i rescued you two from Outland but she was secure in her flawed anchors... but now she is completely seperate from her body... its..."</span>she looked at Jim for a moment, obviously struggling to put something into words.<span style="color: #ffff00">"her soul is just... loose inside her body, there is really nothing keeping her here except a dim desire not to hurt you or Whisperia by leaving." </span>she bit her lip and looked at Jim before she squirmed.<span style="color: #ffff00"> "technically i could fix this, give her soul proper moorings and try to repair the damage but i... i am not qualified to repair mortal souls, i can try but i could make no promises about her condition. whoever resurrected her fucked up, badly..."</span>she looked at Jim for a moment before one of the dead fish floated into the air with two dozen hooks and they latched into the fish from various angles but all of them were shallow and some were barely in the fish at all but then the hooks tore free.<span style="color: #ffff00">"that is a pretty accurate visual representation of what has happened to Britomart since the last time i saw her. and i would like to stress that she was fine when i saw her, i recognized it for a botched job but it was holding steady so i saw no reason to risk further damage trying to fix it... nor did i think she would be able to live peacefully so i thought i would have to kill her." </span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>