<span style="color: indigo">"well the problem is solved, we will live up in the trees and you would be suprised how good we are at keeping such things out, its a simple spell really."</span>she nodded to his editing and then she fround and looked up at a large tiger that walked into the clearing.<span style="color: indigo">"i think hes here to see you."</span>the tiger sat down staring at them intently and while there was no sign of threatening behavior Whisperia shifted to her cat form anyway.<br/><br/>the second Ras killed the dragon a beautiful High Elven woman appeared, one eye pure cobalt and the other glowing a bright gold and before he could hurt the Dragon's soul it was yanked from his grap to hover around the Elf. she looked at Ras before unleashing a wave of pain and regret that launched Nalo Bayne and Ras against the walls and left the two mortals crippled in its grasp.<span style="color: navy">"you have hurt my son enough."</span>the Elf's mouth never moved, speaking directly into his mind as she kneeled down next to the body and placed one hand on his forehead, a bright light enveloping the body and he jerked back to life a moment later.<span style="color: darkolivegreen">"mother?"</span>he sat up and hugged the Elf before he looked around.<span style="color: darkolivegreen"> "where are we?" </span>she shook her head and stood up, pulling the dragon with her.<span style="color: darkolivegreen">"but what happened?"</span>the Elf shook her head again, obviously talking to her son mentally and he nodded and vanished into the shadows. she turned on Ras and shook her head.<span style="color: navy">"you are a failure as a god and a priest, if i found you worth the effort i would remove all of our powers and send them back to the Loa to find a worthy user... but we both know they couldnt even if they tried. my son will remember nothing that happened since he left home to find his sire, leave him alone and tell the dragoness that he has returned to me to recover." </span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>