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Each court had different needs and characteristics, and Zahrya figured that the inhabitants of each were much the same. If he were to do his part and protect the future of their species, then he have to do more to understand how they live and how they love. “Just taking stock. These beaches are quite splendid. I would love the opportunity to help fill your seas with as much living diversity as they have in the mortal realm. In time though,” he said warmly, trying not to let his glow bleed out too much as he smiles at Logon. Lia was adamant that her return to his side hinged on Zahrya’s ability to ensure her brother’s life and happiness. What recipe was better at creating happiness than family? “Serene places like this help me to see the future I want span out endlessly in front of me. Do you think about the future often?”
"You haven't seen anything yet," Logon smiled, thinking of all the creatures that called the sea their home now. He'd rescued as many as he could when their old realm had fallen, little creatures that loved the sea. Fey variants of everything that was found. He ensured their safety, their protection, and they'd returned to the court with him. It wasn't often they saw others in the court, anyway, and Logon tilted his head, "Yes." Though his head was almost always stuck in the past, as well. "It's a weird one, though. All of these changes. I'm surprised more aren't against it."














