@Yael - Nope you're good!

Isopia listens to the list of abilities that Yael professes to have once possessed. While on their own, none are especially impressive, together, they do suggest the power of a god. Or, gods. Isopia had always assumed that the magical-limit that they experienced was merely a function of being mortal. But was this limitation instead related to Helovia specifically? If Yael was a mortal who could maintain so many abilities, then surely the limitation was related to the lands they currently occupied, rather than the bodies. For a moment Isopia was unsure what to think or what to ask to find the answers she sought. Finally, she stumbled forward, awkwardly verbalizing her thoughts. "That is impressive. Such ... is not possible in Helovia. Individually those powers exist here, but not all together. " Pausing, Isopia swallowed, as if her next question was somehow an insight into her own personality, rather than just an innocuous query about Yael. "Are you...mortal?"

Isopia was impressed that the golden mare pointed out the Mountain's obvious attempts to circumvent personal questions. Most who noticed were too passive to bother asking, and Isopia actually found this sort of confrontation rather refreshing. And, given that Iso had asked personal things of the mare, she thought it only proper to reciprocate.

"Not a King exactly.." She said, and then realized she was still hedging her words. With a sigh and an internal determination to speak more plainly, she continued. "He is the God of the Earth. Helovia has four Gods, as you likely know. Each of them has a child - the 3 cousins I spoke of before - who are charged with maintaining balance here while they are off ... being godly, I suppose." Isopia raised a wing, as if to cut of a question. "How we are supposed to maintain that balance seems to be something we are meant to figure out as we go." She finished, assuming that would be Yael's next answer.

"This is Hubris." Isopia responded, nodding towards the bronzey dragon who was currently blowing a stream of frost and electricity out of his nostrils. "Dragons are not uncommon in Helovia, but are not as populous as they might once have been." A sly smile pushed the corners of Isopia's lips back as she regarded the bronzey creature.