"I guess it's a matter of practice" Cayosin replied, shrugging.
"Speaking of your children, they are all away now, right? I suppose you two have more time to yourselves. I hope it isn't too lonely" Iskra said.
"Well, apart from the cradle, I think we'll be fine" Kos told Sasha."
Larek nodded, pleased that she had remembered that incident and had gotten through it. Then again, it was a very memorable event. "There are more than one kind of undead. Some, like zombies or skeletons, are little more than tools or weapons for necromancers. Others, like vampires, liches, or... whatever Dememoras is, those are the greater undead, marked as greater by their sentience." He had remembered that almost to the letter. Having a mage for a mother certainly came in handy for questions like that. "Point is, some undead are free-willed and all the more dangerous because of it."
"I suppose so. I don't know if I've ever heard of a male helping to clean the young ones. My father never did, at least" Veax said.
"Speaking of your children, they are all away now, right? I suppose you two have more time to yourselves. I hope it isn't too lonely" Iskra said.
"Well, apart from the cradle, I think we'll be fine" Kos told Sasha."
Larek nodded, pleased that she had remembered that incident and had gotten through it. Then again, it was a very memorable event. "There are more than one kind of undead. Some, like zombies or skeletons, are little more than tools or weapons for necromancers. Others, like vampires, liches, or... whatever Dememoras is, those are the greater undead, marked as greater by their sentience." He had remembered that almost to the letter. Having a mage for a mother certainly came in handy for questions like that. "Point is, some undead are free-willed and all the more dangerous because of it."
"I suppose so. I don't know if I've ever heard of a male helping to clean the young ones. My father never did, at least" Veax said.