"Yes." Lorag answered immediately, simultaneously demonstrating the fact by bending his knee. It did not feel as if it was completely healed, but the magic and potions had brought him a long way. "Ariel, have you ever seen anyone as physically impressive as the Orc before you?" He asked with an arrogant grin. His question seemed motivated by pure pride, and that was mostly the case, but deeper down, there was a bit of worry in his words. Being that he was in his thirties, he wasn't as young as he used to be. He still had plenty of years left in his life, of course, but the number of years he had to be in his prime were dwindling. More traditional Orcs would go off to get themselves killed before their bodies started to wither. Lorag had no intention of essentially committing suicide, but the idea of losing his edge as a warrior was not particularly appealing. 

Meesei understood Fendros' fears, as she shared many of them. "And I wish I could explain more clearly, but I do not understand the process myself. I know it involves souls, and I know it involves necromantic knowledge, but it would take years of study to begin to understand it. Magic, all magic, is a tool, and like all tools, it is only as good or evil as the wielder. However, some magic lends itself to evil much more easily than others. Necromancy is a powerful, powerful tool. There is a reason that the strongest, most feared mages in history have been necromancers. To adopt necromancy without corrupting one's own mind with a lust for power requires a strong mind and an iron will. Is that something you believe you can handle, Ahnasha?"

Ahnasha lowered her head, then closed her eyes and rubbed her hands down her face. "I...I don't know. Maybe? I just..." Ahnasha sighed, removing her hands from her face and looking to Meesei with a hint of tears in her eyes. "Maybe I shouldn't. Maybe...maybe there's some other way we don't know about? I don't want to give up on this, but we have time, at least. Either way...there is something else I would like to do. I want to know more about conjuration, about summoning. It seems like it would be useful for someone in my condition, especially in a few months. If I'm ever in danger, I could just summon something and run away, instead of endangering our child. I probably wouldn't do it for every threat, but it would be nice to have that option."

Meesei eyed Ahnasha suspiciously for a moment before answering. "Very well, I can do that. I am by no means an expert in conjuration, but I can teach you basic summoning techniques. I am glad you are thinking about the safety of your child, at least."