<span style="color: #5900b3">"Mmm, not necessarily. Ana is from a family of farmers, they were probably very active and ate big, hearty meals to sustain them while they worked. Now Ana is a little couch potato and doesn't need nearly as much food, but she still cooks like a farmer. It could lead to her putting on more than just the pregnancy weight. Oh, come on, I think you would be adorable being Emily sized."</span>She gave Ashia a teasing grin and kissed her again.<br/><br/><span style="color: #a64dff">"Both, actually. My race, Night Elves, deviated into a few lesser races. And they are lesser. Physically weaker and smaller, more susceptible to magic... problems. And most importantly not immortal. We are the Kaldorei, Children of the Stars. We are the first of the Elves. There was the Quel'dorei, Children of uh... Noble Birth, your royalty and high class. They're all dead or transformed into monsters. The Blood Elves, Sin'dorei, Children of the Blood. They were- are traitors, magic addicted, Fel worshipping traitors and monsters. There's a handful of other offshoots but we all differ like you and Eliza. And then you have Humans and Orcs, Gnomes, Goblins, and a wide variety of races on Azeroth. Some created from literal earth and rock and given life through some curse or something... I'm not a historian. The Trolls are a race older than us Elves, as far as anyone knows they were the first true mortal race on Azeroth and Elune designed us around them. Orcs and Draenei are aliens from another world. Both of which are closely tied to the Legion in their own way. The Orcs were corrupted by them but eventually broke free of their demonic masters, some of the Draenei willingly joined the Legion and the ones we have on Azeroth are refugees." </span>She nodded and smiled.<span style="color: #a64dff">"Yeah, yeah. I'll get it eventually. Just remember I used to bang rocks together to start fire with moss and hair, I'm simple."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>