[PQ] Quality Assurance Testing

Zariah Be dangerous darling, for the world rises and falls at your feet. Zariah glanced over at Edrei and rolled her eyes, a small frown curving her lips. "I highly doubt it. I am not sure what is wrong with him frankly." Was he just so infatuated with whoever that he didn't want to leave them (and if so why not just introduce them to the family?) or was he truly avoiding them all? She knew things hadn't been perfect. She knew Loren had gotten the worst treatment of all of them. But she also knew that these things needed to be forgiven, and more importantly that they could be. Just consider her and Edrei - that had been a very rocky start to put it lightly. Zariah truly regretted her actions during that time. She had become better since then. And Edrei did not avoid her for it. Because they were family. In the end, they were all they had. If they didn't hang on to each other, what else did they have? The doll-eyed mage raised a brow as Remi deeply bowed. It was the respect the head of her family deserved but she had never received. And to receive it here, where Launceleyn no longer held weight? That was especially surprising. Plus compliments were always nice. "I am happy to give my assistance in endeavors that require magic...though I am surprised you seem to know me." she said, wondering if he might reveal where he knew the family name, and subsequently her, from. If he was new to magic it certainly couldn't be from Northaven or Northwind - and precious few people there that should have known the name did. She didn't pay much attention to the others in attendance, instead focusing on the task that Remi gave. "Lightning and fire." she announced. A mere look towards the barrier and a powerful bolt of lightning struck the wall, as well as the snow covered grass. The snow melted from the heat, sparking on the plant-life blow. The spark was all she needed to grow it into a decent sized flame that moved up the barrier with a flick of her wrist.