Liz barely suppresses a laugh.  At least he's not looking like he'll pass out any moment anymore.  And with his personality returning to normal, she feels less like she has to care for him and more like she can try and explain what's going on.  Stepping over to the bed, she allows her hips to waddle like they want to (no point in hiding it now!)  She sits herself on the bed as well, but not too close to Brian.  Just enough so he knows she isn't avoiding him, but where he doesn't feel uncomfortable either.<br/><br/>"Ok.  Well.... remember how I told you I didn't like this place and something about it seemed wrong...."  She gives him a slight 'I told you so' smile and shrugs her shoulders.  "It appears we've stumbled into one of the safe-havens of magic and mythical creatures.  Some of them are pretty nice...like Jen here.  The thing is, some of them are aren't.  There's some that are as dark as the fairy tales and such said.  And this place helps to feed some of their needs."<br/><br/>She tries to think about how to explain this without making it seem like she blames him. Deciding to just be straight, she says it right off the bat.  "Now...I don't blame you... this is not a guilt trip...ok?  You had no way of knowing.... But when you came here with your friends, you got mixed up in some of that.  I got here just in time to keep anything bad from happening to you, but there was a cost."  One of her hands rests against the swell of her belly.<br/><br/>"But there's been good that's come of it as well.  Xy promised us anything we'd need, so we won't have to work for a while.  And you've made some friends and such...so it's not all bad..."  She gives him an uncertain smile, hoping he won't take this too badly.