"Can't find her, don't trust her, and can't pry her loose. Because we like that look of horrified comprehension."<br/><br/>He playfully pushed his wife to the kids, before leaning against the transport, letting them finish, before leading the way to the room. Once they were in, he activated the newly installed privacy fields, though Ama's illusions would work just fine through it, before turning back to his wife and adding the real reason to the previous conversation. "And because its time they both got to get out of the Faerie and live their own lives, Ama. Hiana has been doing your job back home for you, and Kiamat needs some exposure to higher culture before I start asking him to protect high value dignitaries as a bodyguard. And because its time for the kitsunes to start moving forward, rather than staying in their backwater ways, and start being a center of culture they pretend to be.<br/><br/>And if they were, they would have more people coming to see it, rather than only other locals. What they are right now is stagnant, and are damned close to becoming like the true Fae, and down right indulgent, self centered, and fossilized. I don't expect it immediately, but within three months Ama, you are going to have to stop avoiding your job and duties."