"No, you're too young to start going down that path." He flashed her a grin as they left the plains and soared through the much warmer air of the Barrens. "And besides, I haven't had a chance to spill Orc blood in a very long time. The way their blood spurts from an open wound always did amuse me... and uh, don't tell your mother I said any of this."<br/><br/><span style="color: blue">"Sure she will, but like Jade she'll just be a shade of what she used to be. Miserable and empty, hatred directed at everyone and everything... it'll be no different, I'll be living in a house of corpses and Relene."</span>When Susan got too close Sahra slammed her hammer down and split the ground between them, several anvils falling into the abyss.<span style="color: blue">"You?"</span>The smith looked at Susan with narrowed eyes, where her once bright blue eyes used to shine were empty pits flickering with flame<span style="color: blue">."You're just another priestess who looked down on me, tossed me away... of course it'd be one of you to come here and torment me further. The'kal? The woman who runs the... but I thought she was just a normal..."</span>Shaking her head Susan picked up her hammer and returned to her anvil.<span style="color: blue">"Then I will wait. When Elune is returned to me in a no-doubt ruined state I will kill The'kal, I will make her feel the agony I did, she will beg for mercy... and I won't give it to her."</span>When her hammer struck her anvil again Susan was thrown roughly from the other human's mind who blinked her eyes open and sat up with one hand on her head.<span style="color: blue">"I need to get to my workshop, I need to craft something... special. Something to ruin flesh and bone alike, when I exact my revenge on The'kal I'll go after Sharindia until she tells me who ruined my daughter..." </span>She stood up and rolled her shoulders.<span style="color: blue"> "And then I'll bring the whole of Undercity crashing down around the Dark Lady's head."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>