He formed rooms that catered to the females' individual needs, cooler rooms for the silver, warmest rooms for the gold, and so on. He rolled his eyes when Kamariel was mentioned. "Thank you for pointing that out. Would you also like to tell me to keep breathing, or that the sky is blue? I am on my way to warn her off from them under pain of... well, not death, cause that would require killing me, but severe, not enjoyable, extremely long duration punishment of unspecified types.<br/><br/>And I represent the use of the word deviancy. Even though I prefer my women mentally whole. I will avoid the brass for certain, she was with him the longest, and was the most unhappy about being separated from him. And she only said three words when I asked if she was injured. From what I know, that is the worst sign yet."<br/><br/>He took a deep breath, before continuing, suddenly showing his anger. "While it was the only way to get the five of them out alive, I do wish there had been a way that would have allowed me to get them out with appearing to be a bully to the other gods. That way, I would be able to explain, in exquisite and lengthy detail that would make even Kamariel sick, why that kind of action upsets me. Even if it is normal for a red.<br/><br/>However, I gave my word to allow him a 'peaceful' death in the graveyard, as well as looking after thirty percent of his spawn, so we are just going to have to make sure that group doesn't go bad. The others will go as their fates and natures dictate. Anything else I should know or do?"<br/><br/>If not, he gave both of them a hug, kiss, and thanked them, before leaving the latest guests in more experienced hands than his own. He returned to the village, and took a step back as he nearly stepped into someone as he came out of his portal in the main square of town, near Maura and Daminor's house. "Oh, sorry. Didn't check to see if my teleport spot was clear."