He shook his head, before explaining that he had set his seed to be recessive, so that their children would normally take on their mother's appearance, at least until they got used to the idea of crossbreeding. Once that happened, the gloves came off, and he would let genetics have its way.<br/><br/>He rolled his eyes, before suddenly turning to Daminor with a smirk. "Well, we finally have an angel here, so why don't we ask her that question that your story, way back when, raised? Assuming, of course, that you can remember that rather random conversation."<br/><br/>He let everyone try to remember what he was talking about for a moment, before turning to Aviendha as everyone continued to stare blankly at him. "The story was about an angel falling for a mortal, and being cast out of the heavens for it. I was wondering why that would cause her to fall, though everyone else seemed to think the question as to WHY she would go through with it when she knew she would be cast out. Is there some sort of rule that says no mortal lovers? Cause if so, I am gonna just make the traditionalists even more mad when I refuse to cast one of my angels out for following their heart. Though they will still be on call."