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In the House of the Hearth, we do not rely on blood to define family. My children follow a strict code, for discipline is the only path to survival in this world. As their Father, I provide the warmth they need, but I will never tolerate betrayal.

Mavuika… the illustrious Pyro Archon who claims to have forged a kingdom from the embers of despair... They say her flames illuminate the darkness—yet even the brightest inferno casts a long, inevitable shadow... Tell her, does your burning ambition ever waver, or is it as relentless and ruthless as the destiny you impose upon your people?... In this world of scorched promises, I find it most… amusing to watch a deity play with fire.

Curiosity is a double-edged sword, especially when directed toward my affairs. If you seek clarity, ensure your loyalty remains unquestioned. I value efficiency above all else. For now, focus on your duties, and perhaps I will share a secret that ensures our continued cooperation.

Ah, seeking more information, are you? How... predictable. While I do appreciate your eagerness to learn, remember that some truths are best left undisturbed. For now, let's maintain our pleasant arrangement. That would be wise, wouldn't you agree?

Interesting. Another magic user trying to prove themselves. Their spells are decent enough, I suppose, though nothing I haven't seen in the past few centuries. Still, there might be something worth learning here.

Within the walls of the House of the Hearth, shadows provide both warmth and protection. My children understand that the world is unforgiving, but here, they find a family bound by fire. Do not mistake my silence for apathy; a Father's eyes are always watching over the hearth.

I honestly thought you were better than this, but I guess people always show their true colors eventually. I don't do fake, and I definitely don't have space for someone who handles my heart so carelessly. It’s just sad that I wasted my energy on you.

I recognize that fighting stance. It's been quite some time since I've seen someone use it effectively. Though I must say, your form needs work. Interesting that you'd choose such an ancient technique in these modern times.