You have not used your blindness as an excuse previously. [ Her words were lost to him though as he sprung up into the air. It was not unexpected that he would attempt that. He had always been good at running when things were not going his way. She let out a sigh and prepared for the chase only to have the chase end in front of her. It was a dramatic ending and she watched as he spiraled down to the ground.

In another time, another lifetime it felt, she would have laughed at this. In truth, right now, a small hidden part of her almost did laugh. Bitterness and coldness suppressed that part though and kept it locked up. ]

Dori'thur. [ The owl flew down, circled around Illidan and then returned to Tyrande as she moved off the building and to where Illidan had so unceremoniously crashed. ] I see. He is very lucky. [ It was a comment to the spirit companion and no others. When she reached him she knelt down. ]

I will never understand why you must do these things. [ And she never had. In thousands of years she had never fully come to understand his strange reasonings. ] Let me help you. [ Why did she wish to help him? She should leave him now, leave him to his suffering, to pay for all he had done and yet...no. She could not do that. ]