Ama replies, in a rather annoyed tone, that she doesn't exactly<em>choose</em>that form of recovery, as she's explained before. It happens. It's an inherent part of her, primarily because of the beliefs of her people.<br/><br/>The eight-tails arrive fairly quickly, only one running late, explaining that he was distracted working on a painting, and lost track of time. The news they shared was fairly run of the mill things, or rumors of stories he'd heard in much greater detail from Ama; unlike the females, the males didn't have a good intelligence network established, so their information was always dated, and often inaccurate. In fact, Draiss hears more details about their exploits from Ama than they tell him here. As far as requests, they seem to be satisfied with the status quo, for the moment, still working on ironing out the last bits of their former, violent culture and reflect more of Draiss' attitudes, across their people, a difficult and time consuming task, though it's working well, ultimately.