get out, morrigan

[wildness]

I do believe that you were the one who predicted this would happen. Try as you might, you still came crawling back to the idea, picking away at it like a vulture takes to bones. Do you not see how foolish your attempts are? You were better off choosing Alistair to be your little puppet and not I.

...Although, now that I am here, I am loathe to encourage you to pursue him. I much prefer the peace and quiet to his incessant babble.

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[illicitresearch]

Perhaps she too tires of harboring idiots, as much as the rest of us?

[wildness]

Oh, I would not say that. She collects them, it seems. I am one of the few exceptions.

[illicitresearch]

Then perhaps you are a much-needed reprieve.

[wildness]

Perhaps I am. She will admit no such thing, however.

[illicitresearch]

I was anticipating your mother, you know. After she spoke of her original intentions?

But this is perhaps a better arrangement.

[sten]

Why anyone would let a mage, much less an unchained one, inside their minds in the first place is beyond me...

[wildness]

I suppose only those foolish enough to believe them docile and capable of being controlled. But the same could be said of you, my dear Sten.

[sten]

They can be controlled, but humans in their endless arrogance do not go through the necessary measures to do so. These ones are no different. They are worse.

Hmph. At least with my presence comes the interest in the teachings of the Qun. This "mun" will better herself and convert in time.

[crushallbirds]

For once I agree with the swamp witch. The whining thing does talk a great deal, and to little purpose.