He grinned, and nodded. "Yep, completely. Been good for a year almost, so it feels good to get back into the dirt and girt of reality. That domain of mine is fine for relaxing and unwinding, but I still have to get into the thick of it to remember why I am fighting. Otherwise, I end up like Thor or Pelor, too impressed with himself or far to sure of his own righteousness to do what needs to be done. As for adopting, MAYBE three at the absolute most, more than likely one and the other two I can visit.<br/><br/>And besides, I thought you loved me precisely BECAUSE I caused and solved disasters before the naturally erupted. Much less damaging that way, like a pressure release on a system. Get most of the build up out of the system, doing some minor damage to the surroundings, but nothing major explodes."<br/><br/>He paused, and backed up slightly, giving Ama a slightly wary look. "Though I will admit you took to the fact that, if I am accepted as the Warrior, you won't be my only mate rather well. Keeshara and Reekesha will both be ones as well."<br/><br/>He was watching her carefully, still expecting to be gutted for this, even if it was honestly not entirely his fault this time.