He squeezed Nadriina's hand, a quick touch of her mind showing she was wrapped in an otherwise undetectable divine shield, and only another god could punch through it. He rubbed her upper arm, just once, all she was comfortable with, waiting for them to finish. He laughed softly, before standing up, and offering a hand to Nadriina. "What you choose to. Preach, help, or be an example and guide the curious. I am the personification of choice, so I do not ask for any particular way, just to spread the word, and give people the option to choose for themselves. I realize that this will cause those in power to never be fond of me, as power requires a lack of choice, but I am not doing this for power. Now, I should probably leave before someone notices I am here, and tries to find how I was talking to. That might make your future a bit more interesting than you would find comfortable."<br/><br/>He slipped out of the room with Nadriina, never being much of one for staying around when the work was done, and he suspected that they would enjoy a bit of 'quiet' time rather than more conversation. He grinned at Nadriina, as they headed out of the city. "So, that wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. Probably broke a dozen rules at least during that, but what the hell. Breaking rules is what I do. I just hope I can live up to her prediction."