the tables have tabled!~

Morrigan's lips curled in a wry grin. I wasn't the most attentive student, y'know. Sneaking off to see the village boys... She smirked, chuckling quietly. But generally, Mother believed she needed to prepare me... For what, I can only imagine she was aware I'd leave her side to travel with the Wardens? Flemeth had known things she shouldn't have known. Morrigan learned her mother was rarely wrong about anything.

It made more sense, now. Knowing what they did about the world, about Flemeth herself. But it still made her uneasy to think about for too long. I tried to ensure Kieran could handle his own in case of danger, but would never be in true danger while in my care. And their son was an okay student, though he'd never quite lived up to her high expectations.

And Asha'bellanar... well, she had forced Morrigan to lower her expectations a lot. And she snorted quietly at the thought of the girl; missing and she had no idea where to start looking, and was powerless for the time being.

As long as you don't let your magic eat the house, you're doing great. She responded, to her lover's dry humor. He didn't believe her praise, and she didn't expect him to. He was like an infant, learning to walk for the first time, and she'd only have patience to show him the absolute basics for so long before he met with a crueler side of her that their children had only known.

Mmm, speaking like that reminds me of Flemeth. She believed, you should seek to control, completely. She'd have liked you. Probably, if she didn't eat you for knocking me up, she snorted, drily. But she met his gaze, regarding him quietly.

C'mon. We'll go into the ruins. Because Antiva didn't have much in the way of swamp wastelands. She'd have to take him back home to acquire those kind of conditions.

@Loghain Mac Tir