"Your skill is admirable, your majesty," the witch woman said, "you are quite the gifted mage, but there is something changing on the currents of time. I see it in my visions." She approached the woman's bed and gently stroked her ruler's hair even as she sat atop her current lover. "There is sadly only so much magic that a human can call upon. We must find a way to increase the way you can contain more magic." She smiled, thoroughly under the loving sway of Ileosa. "There are ways older than the world, deep secrets of existence."<br/><br/>"Your collection of artifacts..." the witch thought, "It is also very impressive. I have looked them over and they hint at these old legends." She tapped her chin, "I think it is time that you find yourself a champion, unless you wish to visit these places on your own. I will look into these hints and with time, I can offer up some of the more probable leads to these places of elder magics." Morrigan was about the same age as the monarch. "I promise I will dedicate all my free time to tracking down these hints.<br/><br/>Her lips pouted. "I've been working so hard in the light of your sun." She gave a shy little smile hoping to get an invite into the queen's bed. "You have such a power about you, your holiness, it is so warm and intoxicating." She ran a hand over the strong soldier beneath the queen and sidled up over the poor man. "Look at poor General Pellus, you've put the poor man through the ringer. Should we go see your great temple so you can sit before you people in all of your beauty?"<br/><br/>The harem temple of the capital was of course basically a redesign of her keep, now she sat surrounded by the most beautiful and sweet men and women of the kingdom. It was the holiest place in the whole of the kingdom. Though, it didn't offer much to privacy and when the queen did deign to enter it, she was often gently surrounded by worshipers looking to bask in her presence. Morrigan gave the queen a doleful big eyed look, clearly trying to tempt her into a few extra rounds before business reared its ugly head once more.