Izusa looked over the home before looking down upon the blanket and book, listening as Tera told her what each item meant to her. She had the blue and gold ribbons that usually were tied in her hair in her hand, and she thought for a moment. She wasn't sure how blessing the book of Pandora would go over with her goddess, or even Pandora if either of them could feel anything strange going on. She placed it aside and grabbed the blanket and smirked, thinking.<strong>"This'll do."</strong>She looked up at the Tera and blinked at her before asking. "I don't want to pry, but why were you exiled? If you wish to not tell me then I will not ask again. Also... for this to work..." She stepped over to Tera and grabbed her hands and stared intently into her eyes, her golden eyes showing her excitement and hopefullness that this will work.<strong>"You have to believe in me and want this child. You HAVE to want it. If you are hesitant or unsure it will not work. You must think of the small boy or girl you want to take care of as a mother, watch them grow up, teach them, nurture them."</strong>She smiled as her tail was wagging over actively.<strong>"And I would love some Tea!"</strong><br/><br/>She would start getting ready to bless Tera's favorite blanket as the girl touched on her time in Paricum, about being poor and having a tough upbringing. She saw the shame and sadness in the girl's face and didn't press more. She was surprised to find a girl from the largest Capital city here though, she seemed normal enough, and maybe if she had time could confide in her to tell her she was also exiled and not a priestess of Pandora, but now wasn't the time for it. She smiled softly at her and began the ritual for blessing the blanket, lying it in her lap and closing her eyes, relaxing and clearing her mind.<br/><br/>