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"Oh... well... I see.. I think, but she and that thing are two different things, but it makes her sad.... but Elnara has all of us and she adopted too, so it's all good," Lin grinned at that.

Ryu thought about it, yea that was true, if they had actually gotten hurt from doing what they did. Feng had the devil's luck in her adventures, she had never gotten seriously hurt from what she did.

"It only works if something went wrong."

Aliya looked thoughtful. "Well ... if her stunts did work, then that would only prove to her that they were safe enough to do again," she shrugged. "So I guess that makes sense. Not that it's smart, I suppose."

Then again, almost all of her own stunts had gone wrong, so she hadn't had false lessons like that.



Elberon nodded. "You're quite right, being called any sort of mean name is not a pleasant experience. I think that someone who would do something like that, call someone something terrible when it isn't deserved, is someone who will not get far in life, and is truly without honour."

She wondered if she should stop calling a certain ninja stupid, after all it might not be his fault he's not that bright. Well.. .she hadn't really called him that to his face, and she supposed it was bad if she did say it aloud.

"Hmm....." she wondered about Ruel then, because he was good... sometimes, "Yea, it's not a good thing, but some people are too freaked out by it to know better."

"Well she hasn't figured out a new stunt at her size quite yet," Ryu murmured, "And I won't encourage her any time soon," he added as he stepped in.

Now all they had to do was put away their weapons, make sure they hadn't lost Feng and meet Halmir. Granted he knew he was getting dragged along whether he liked it or not.

"Well, riding horses is dangerous enough," Aliya told Ryu, "but I'll make sure she doesn't try anything dangerous. I know I've done some pretty stupid things in my lifetime ... way too many, Valar know, but there's no way I would let her put herself in any danger."

She paused. "For one thing," she murmured, "I'd be afraid of your father if I let anything happen to her."



A troubled look crossed Elberon's face, and he frowned softly as he racked his brains, trying to think of a reply. "Well ... I'm sorry, Lin, but ... if a person is like that, and refuses to change though the know the person well, and know the truth about the person, then there's very little that you can do to change their minds. It's sad, but there are people out there who just won't accept others who are different from themselves, and unless something happens ... something huge, something that will change their lives completely ... then they will never change, and there's nothing you can do to change them."

Except of course, cause the life-altering experience, but that wasn't exactly something that such a small child could do.

"Oh...." Lin mused on this, "Too bad, it would be nice if those people could just think about it and be happy. Besides it's a lot more fun with different people...."