As they all did their best to get things problems started to unfold, at first it was minor things, the sense of security that had been so forcibly instilled carried the unexpected effect of leaving the transfers comfortable enough to reignite old grudges.
As everyone sat around a table eating lunch and reporting on various things, Leanna placed a slate on the table. "...The monitoring system caught it and blocked the message, but things like this can snowball."
"Oh please, Leanna. Just kids being kids." Lillim dismissed the concern immediately without any concern at seeming patronising.
"From the woman who actively encourages her daughters to rip each other apart, I don't want to hear it Mother."
"Do you mind if I handle this?" Bahamut asked, surprising everyone.
"Since when does settling petty squabbles require the attention of one like you?" Faylorna practically shrieked at the notion.
