He nodded, before moving them to his lounge, where they could talk without her having to have the uncomfortable view of two constructs giving a demi-goddess a good fight. "But we already DO. Hero souls are born with that fate. To fight and kill and die in someone else's service. To complain about a mortal doing the same thing as a god on the same basic level is splitting hairs, a bit hypocritical. Which I am, and proud of, and please do accuse me of it. It is one of the few things that keep me from realizing what a sullen, hate-filled, anti-social misanthrope I am."<br/><br/>He stuck his tongue out at her, before leaning back. "I will admit that Barid, the how ever many million year old semi-immortal mortal is unnatural. Semi-immortal in that I know he can be killed, but doing that is like an epic challenging a DR 20 god. Not damn likely. Too much equipment, experience, and abilities. Tapping into past life memories, however, is what I did, and it was only with nudging from Barid. I would get intuitive nudges from time to time, but I was not, and am not, that version of me. If I was, I would know why that life's last thoughts were what they were, and what he was trying to do. Verdelet is a borderline case, in that it appears she can unlock her memories without being nudged by someone else, AND she has context and understanding of them. Mine are closer to a picture book or short movie, sometimes with sound, often times not."