The master realised what she had just said and what Zen had responded with.<br/>"Damn...I, um...just pretend you don't know who I am...I don't want to alter anything in this time that would affect my decision in the future to come back here.  In the future where I came from, my daughter and I were evenly matched, neither of us could destroy the other.  Although I don't want her to die, neither do I want for her to lead the life she leads in the future.  I traveled back, taking the cells of anyone that hadn't already died...a girl named Liandra and some guy that was completely invisible to the world allowed me to take genetics from other people unnoticed.  I trained in the distant past, honing my skills and learning how to advance them...I'd like to train Col and Sinol to harness the true potential of their powers...but they'd both be too headstrong to accept any form of advice."  She explained a little.  "That's not what's currently bothering me though...there's someone else here from the future, a man named Kenji.  He's going to trigger off another radioactive blast and I'm not sure what effect that'll have on the time line."  She looked to Zen and sighed.  "I just want my daughter to be a normal girl...not the monster like goddess she thinks she is.  If killing her is the only way, then she'll have to die...but I want to at least give everyone a fighting chance against her...I'm just not sure what to do now that I'm here in the past.  I love my daughter so very much that it hurts.  If it was possible for someone to send her to another dimension, she would just get that same ability and nullifying her powers is useless because she's adapted to that kind of repression."  The master told him letting out a long deep sigh.