He sent back his thoughts on the matter, that if he was going to have to devote seven avatars to prevent any more damage from coming through the forest at his power level, when he needed those avatars elsewhere, then he would do it. He would then have an avatar cleaning up the contamination left behind, and then resow the forest, but that would take several decades at very least, as opposed to her helping him figure out how to keep more problems from happening, and then committing a bit of time to ensure it stayed contained until the mortals dealt with it.<br/><br/>Arriving in Keelah's room, as the shadow stalkers assigned to avatar protection began to dig in and fortify the clearing, completely on their own initiative and only informing him when the first set of outer walls were being placed, he stared at the mess, before shaking his head and leaning out of the room to give Keelah a bland look. "Were you really hungry, or did this happen on its own? Considering how my day is going, I am not discounting either option."<br/><br/>He dispatched a squad of water manueverable Air Walkers to the plane of water, to get an idea on how much of the plane had been affected. Depending on what they found, he might put in an appearance at Pelor's temple, since he knew for a fact that one of his avatars had taken to regularly checking in there, if only to keep an eye on him and his.