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Kerrigan put some sugar in his tea and let it float over to him. "I plan to do a lot of freelance things, writing a couple books, helping as many people I can. I came here to better myself in my magical heritage and pass on the knowledge of archery that I know to others. So far I have a major in Philosophy, Parapsychology, and Theatric Arts, mostly doing with Greek tragedies," she smiled at him and took a sip of her tea, "I find that life needs to be lived doing what makes one happy and I have no clue whether I'll stop aging at some point and live forever or if I'll live a short or long life ... every demi god is different in that regard. So if I want to do something I do it," she now tilted her head to the side studying him for a couple moments as if she was lost in a dream then suddenly snapped out of it shaking her head.

"Well I ..." she stopped and gave a puzzled look, "I've actually not really thought about it much, honestly. I know I like being treated like a lady. I would need someone that's tolerant of my random ... vacations so to speak. I do not think I want a prince charming. I know the story says they lived happily ever after and all but, I don't think the whole family mixed with royalty is for me. Heck Artemis is my mother and I feel weird any time I see her cause she's a goddess and all that jazz," Kerrigan now moved over to sit by him, leaning forward elbows to her knees and looking back at him, "What got you so interested in teaching in the first place?"

"To mold a young mind into the a future civil patron of the world. There's nothing that compares to the joy of having someone understand what you are trying to teach. I'm happy to hear that you seem to be enjoying it, but you seem to either want more, or miss something. Am I right?" Kerrigan liked figuring people out, it was one of the many things she did to everyone she met. Her fingers snapped and a bowl full of fruits popped into view, and she grabbed a couple grapes from it and gestured for Charles to have some as well.

"Parenting is something I don't think about often, but I can see myself with a couple little ones running around. On the other hand I can also see all the traveling I could do without kids. I like kids a lot and when I'm ready to settle down, I think I would like to have some," she smiled at him glad that they were finding things to talk about even if it was kinda like that 20 questions game she used to play a long time ago with her brother.

"Whoever I happen to meet along the way," she turned so that she was sitting cross legged completely on the bed now, "Sometimes my brother will come with me, but most of the time I'll find a random person that just wants to get away for a while that doesn't have the means to do it and I'll get them somewhere for a while and bring them back afterwards. I've made a lot of acquaintances that way. One of the people I took somewhere brought her camera with her and now gets to go places for national geographic all the time, and she often invites me to go with her, Emily Proctor. So what about your plans as far as family and what not goes?"

"Ballet, now there's something that I've yet to see or try. Though if you're going to go see a ballet performance I've heard that the Russians are the best at it," she giggle a bit at a thought that came into her head, "You know," she said leaning close to him, "I could take you anywhere in the world, anytime you wanted. All you have to do is say so," as she was talking she was debating whether to just jump him to Russia right now before he could say yes or no, but then she wasn't sure how much he liked surprises, if at all.

Kerrigan pouted her lips at him, "Well, that's no fun. Let's try this," she wrapped an arm around him, "telenigito drevado," she said and both went flying through a flash of lights. They will find themselves on-board "The Avalon" on the other side.