<span style="color: #a64dff">"And any help either of you offer will be greatly appreciated. How should I know? I barely know the woman, just what I've heard around the temple and from the priestess herself. But she makes you happy and you love her, does it matter what she calls herself since you've already judged her pure and know she has a good heart."</span><span style="color: #ffff4d">"With all due respect, you'll have to forgive me for finding that a little... difficult to believe. You're the reason I know longer than a family. I did, resurrect her, yes. And yes, I took on the life of a mortal bartender, but I did nothing involving you specifically. I see things... different than you do." </span>A large tapestry appeared before Order and Elerona.<span style="color: #ffff4d"> "Every living creature, regardless of their world is like a thread in this tapestry, woven together in intricate and nearly impossible to read patterns. I can read them. Your mortal's thread did not end with her death, she was to be resurrected but what happened after that... was up for interpretation. Had I still had my siblings, or parents, we could have found a more definitive answer to what she was going to do but that's still beyond my limited abilities. The book I had when you approached me, names of every mortal currently alive on this planet. A simple tome to you, but it allows me to see their threads at a glance."</span><span style="color: #a64dff">"Are you talking about fate?"</span><span style="color: #ffff4d">"No, her blood's on your mother's hands. Well... I guess that's one way to look at it. Yes, I see people's fates. The priestess will still die a violent death, but it comes much later."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>