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[shewhoislife]

[When the feed clicks on, Alexstrasza can be seen lounging in relative darkness, a lone torch illuminating the area. Well that and a still flaming hunk of meat on a bone that looked as if it had several bites taken out of it.]

I feel like if I am to be a part of this world, especially without the responsibilities that kept me busy in mine, I should be a bit more active on this... 'network' was it? So, I suppose this is an open call for any questions you may have for me.

Though I have to admit I am fascinated that the holidays of this place seem to fall in line with the holidays of Azeroth. Though they have different names, it's not less comforting.

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[video] I had to I'm sorry this was too cute,

[crapton_of_luck]

[Have a little boy peering at you over the video feed.]

Hi lady! Can you tell me about them?

[Anything to distract him from wondering where his parents are.]

[video] I apologize for the delay, but yes, it was too cute.

[shewhoislife]

[That gets a big smile from the Dragonqueen.]

Hello little one. I can tell you a great many things but I'll need a bit more to go on than just 'them.' Who or what are you curious about?

Re: [video] I apologize for the delay, but yes, it was too cute.

[crapton_of_luck]

Your holidays where you're from?

[He tilts his head a bit.]

Please?

[Video]

[shewhoislife]

Ah yes...

[She giggles a bit. Kids are so cute.]

Well, I suppose I should start with what would be going on now in Azeroth. When Spring comes in Azeroth, there is a great feast held in celebration of the flourishing of life, called the Feast of Noblegarden. In addition to the feasts, it is customary for nobles and aristocrats to hide coins, trinkets, and treasures in special eggs painted to look like wild flowers. It is a time of generosity and hope where the fortunes of those with much can be shared with those who do not.