Inaara shook her head and ignored the first part, focusing on Kalian. Kalian returned the hug with a smirk. "you know what they say about apples and trees." he smiled at his father but it fell the moment be mentioned powers and the boy looked away and shook his head. "i don-"<span style="color: #a64dff">"i am a mind reader and i don't need eye contact young man, so save it."</span>Kalian frowned at her and then walked over to sit at his desk which was covered in books. he was facing away from them and shaking his head. "i-I'm hiding them from me. if i don't talk about them, don't think about them and most importantly don't use them then they can't hurt people. in my timeline i nearly burned the house down while grandma was away at market. i was being stupid, sitting in the dark reading and i wanted more light and all the books burst into flames around me. i nearly died, i nearly burned the house down... and i never used my powers again after that and i never will. grandma healed the scars i gave myself but i still have to live with the pain i inflicted on myself... and i could never live with myself if i hurt any of my siblings."<br/><br/><span style="color: #ff4d4d">"you wouldn't dare come after us because we can revoke your citizenship and kick your sorry ass out."</span>she scoffed and shook her head.<span style="color: #ff4d4d"> "your damn right you will pay the fines."</span>she looked at Animus and nodded.<span style="color: #ff4d4d">"there you go, thank you."</span>she looked at Animus and frowned.<span style="color: #ff4d4d">"you can deduct the misfiled tax return from the five thousand fine she incurred with her article but we do not pay pensions owed by the Alliance, the Horde or the fallen Blood Elven nation."</span>she shook her head and waved Animus off.<span style="color: #ff4d4d"> "if she was seeing Susan that is evaluation enough, she only tends to the most damaged people. no, i think we are done here." </span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>