Rilika leaned back in the chair and brushed her hands through her white hair. She was pleased to receive this information, but not with the information itself. "So it's a part of me now..." she mumbled to herself. "That must be why even -" She noticed she was speaking a part of her thoughts aloud and stopped doing that. It probably wouldn't even matter if she said<em>her</em>name aloud, as it was a common name and Onyxiya didn't know much about her kind. She wouldn't recognize the name anyways.<br/>At least now Rilika knew why most of her attempts failed. Trying to remove it would bring a lot of new problems along, but at least she had a new opening to work with.<br/>She snapped herself out of her moment of despair. She dropped her hands and got serious. "Alright. So you're saying it's easier said than done. Does that mean you have any idea on how to go at this?"