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[lumberlady]

please excuse text.

i have question.

about egg children from before. some number of other people were having also, yes?

possible other people is happy because of feeling relief for no breeding or possible we become used to crazy happening in LUNATIA and so now there be no more shock... and no more need for question? i no know.

but i want know. people having more education and mind than i have answer? people who know magic? doctor things?

was flower child ever real child?

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[tauraran]

Visions can be had by all sorts. {He wants to reassure her that her glimpse of the future likely isn't false. The hope will do her good after the loss of the child she had imagined growing within the egg.}

I believe what he says is true. You will be blessed with children, my lady. Three is a fine number.

{Three babies to hold and love. Three babies that she can watch grow. Thranduil can't help smiling softly. There is some goodness in her world - despite the wars.}

Thank you. {He follows her inside, curious as to what sort of house will suit a centaur.} Did he tell you your children's names?

[lumberlady]

["Three is a fine number", he says, and despite her sadness Konoha can't help but smile a bit ruefully, reaching up to scratch behind her ear as she lets him into her home, a simple, open wooden structure with halls and rooms wide and tall enough for jinba, personal items, drawers, sewing basket, and other features largely kept to the edges of the rooms in tidy fashion.]

I was actually hoping for four or five... But three is a nice start...

[A lot of people she'd met in Lunatia had expressed surprise at that number, but- Maybe he'd understand? Pausing to use a hoof pick by the door, she brushes the bottom of her hooves before entering, leading him towards the sunken hearth in the center room and laying out a cushion for him to sit while she fetches glasses for the wine he'd brought, setting them down and moving next to open the sliding doors that make up the wall of the room, letting in the fresh air, natural sunlight, and calming sight of the farmstead spread out before them.]

Mmm. I couldn't help asking, in the end... He said our daughter's name was Komatsu, and our son was Mochiyuki. I promised my husband we'd name our first after his father, so I guess we went with "Little Pine" from "Wind in the Pines". ... Do elf names have meanings? I think people in my world think a lot about that sort of thing.