I wanna get better

Morrigan shrugged. No telling. She might be a figment, meant to hold the magic and disappear at a certain time. Or she's a real child, who will be here even after the price has been paid in full. She didn't seem too concerned, and the child did not speak. If anything, the little girl sat in the floor and stared at them both. Wide eyes, though not afraid or worried.

Asha... dunno. I didn't raise her, Lana did. I mean, she went from being a toddler to a teenager... She shrugged again. I didn't cope as well as I should've. Because all she'd cared about was Loghain being gone; Morrigan was not the kind of mother to "put her children first". She always came first in her life.

Though with Kieran it had been different. He'd been her constant, she'd been on the outs with Loghain. I don't think she'd run away, though. Maybe run off to Lana's... but never disappear for days on end. She mused, tilting her head back to study the ceiling. And as she leaned into Loghain, she let her gaze fall back to the child.

Echo, who had followed them. We should probably get Echo a bed... I've not got much in the way of children's rooms here, but we can clear out space somewhere.