You with the sad eyes

Bethany’s enthusiasm was intoxicating, the world was just such a different place than it had been before the events surrounding the Inquisition. It was definitely more of a world that Lyric could see raising her child in. Though it still had its problems, but then she didn’t imagine there would ever be a perfect world, they could only hope for as good as possible, and mages no longer being treated no better than slavers or prisoners, was definitely better.

Well definitely let me know! You definitely have me in your corner, and while I can’t speak for Akibrus, I’m sure he’d be at least interested in hearing you out! She knew her partner fairly well, and although she couldn’t say anything for a hundred percent certain, she felt he’d at least like to hear what Bethany had to say on the subject. Lyric smiled big when Bethany commented on motherhood agreeing with her. She’d never imagined she’d ever have kids years ago, but then who would want to when it would have meant being taken by the Templars and raised in an orphanage somewhere, but the world changed and even though there was still a level of uncertainty without a divine, she also felt confident Aria would always be with her family.

OH, that would be a lovely idea! Now that the Templars won’t be taking children away from mages and people can properly plan families, I’m sure there’ll be many more mages having families of their own. She said, as Aria giggled at the faces that Lyric was making for her.