She was momentarily disoriented, waking up in the middle of the floor; both men had an arm wrapped around her. She sat up and looked around. Hearing a noise from the spare bedroom, she unlocked the door. Yoona bounced out, followed by Savage. She let them out the front door. She blinked at Varian.
"Uh, hello." He laughed.
She leaned against the door with a grin. "Hey, sexy."
"You might want some clothes?" He gestured to her naked body.
"Right. I forgot I was in a public place." She stepped back. "You can come in while I figure out where the hell I put the clean ones."
"Probably in the bedroom upstairs." Grogek stood up and stretched. Without so much as a glance to Varian, he stepped on past, and started up the stairs.
"Sir!" Jordan grabbed a pillow and shoved it over his crotch. "I didn't expect to see you here."
"Admittedly, I came to show our visiting diplomats Elunara's books. I should have realized that you wouldn't be set up yet."
Elunara sighed. "I just flashed them, didn't I?"
"Yes, yes you did." Tyrande laughed. "Though, I'm not surprised."
Jordan jumped up and ran; a blanket over his naughtier bits.
Elunara giggled. "I haven't broken him of that modesty streak yet."
Varian shook his head. "I'm sure you will, soon enough."
"Where are Moira, Velen and Mekkatorque?"
Tyrande sighed again. "Probably still in shock; just as you're still naked."
"Oh, right. Sorry." Elunara pushed past Varian and Tyrande and headed upstairs. "I forgot to put my brain back in after I got it fucked out of me." She laughed. "You can tell them it's safe to come in." She ducked into the bedroom.
Tyrande put a hand to her forehead and sighed. "That child."
Varian chuckled. "Is this a bad time to tell you, I might be just a tiny bit in love with her?"
"Why am I not surprised?"
"Hi Grand Momma!" Darguni wrapped his arms around Tyrande's leg.
Tyrande blinked down. "Hello, Darguni."
"I didn't lose time!" He bounced. "Momma's shield worked!" He threw his hands in the air.
Bradly bounced. "My brother didn't forget me!"
They hugged each other.
"Oh, thank Elune." Elunara sighed. "I'm sorry, I was holding off checking on you two, I was afraid of what I might find."
"It's ok, Momma."
Elunara stooped down and both boys wrapped their arms around her.
"You saved me, Momma!" Darguni sighed. "I'm ok now."
"We love you, Momma." Both boys said at once.
"I love you too." Elunara whispered, as she wrapped her arms around them. "I'm so glad you're both okay."
"That's...beautiful." Elunara looked up at Moira. "Perhaps you are not who I remember."
"Most people don't give me enough credit." Elunara shrugged.
Varian chuckled and shook his head. "You really don't stop."
"Hey, Renwa calls me a walking migraine for a reason." She flashed a grin. "But, you were after my books. I put them in here." She led the way into the room. "I haven't gotten my shelves set up yet, but you may flip through what I have." She tugged out a few books and handed them to the various leaders. "I have given each of you some of my tamer books. Forgive me, but my main passion in life, is drawing naked men in all of their forms; so all of my books contain images that put some people off."
Varian grinned. "So..."
"Before you ask, yes." She winked. Elunara jolted at the pounding on the door.
When she opened the door, Jerry fell in. "Zelinnia's having her baby!"
"Damn! She's early again!" She shoved Jerry out of the door and followed behind.
Varian cleared his throat. "I believe we've been dismissed."
Jordan shook his head. "She won't mind if you flip through her books, but Zelinnia is family."
"Isn't Zelinnia that Blood Elf?" Moira's eyebrows shot up.
"Zelinnia stopped being "just a blood elf" ages ago." He smiled.
In the healer building, the woman in question was whimpering. "Why...?"
Elunara crashed through the door and grabbed Zelinnia's hand. "I'm here, lovely. I'm here." She closed her eyes and began to share her energy.
"Oh, thank the gods." Zelinnia sighed. "Why does this keep happening?"
"It's the time thing, sweetness."
"Where's Ina?" Zelinnia whimpered.
The healer sighed. "Sorry, she's not back yet." The woman blinked. "What in the world are you doing?"
"Don't question it." Ina ran in. "I see I timed my portal back well." She laid her hands on Zelinnia's belly.
Renwa barreled in. "Did I miss it?"
"No." Zelinnia lifted her free hand.
Renwa came around the table and took Zelinnia's hand. "I'm sorry my love, had I known..."
Ina scoffed. "No one knows what babies want." She nodded. "Keep pumping that out. He's backwards; I'm going to have to turn him."
Elunara nodded. "Of course."
"He's what?" Zelinnia began to struggle.
"Stop. Stop, sweetheart." Elunara kissed Zelinnia's forehead. "I'm here, I'll take the pain. Your baby is fine, it just happens sometimes."
"Especially the early ones." Ina nodded.
"How are you doing that?" The other healer whispered.
"Is it really advisable to do this while a woman is in labor?" Mekkatorque asked. "Seems rather rude."
"I have to know." Moira marched forward.
They all stopped in the healer building. The door to Zelinnia's delivery room was open, and they saw Elunara standing there, one hand out, the other clutching a hand. Elunara's entire body glowed, and the eekings of her wings began to spread.
"That's my girl." Elunara said. "Hold on, just a bit longer, they almost have him. That's my good girl. No, relax. Relax, you've done this before." She began to sing a soft lullaby.
Within moments, a baby was heard crying. Even as they dealt with the child, Elunara continued to sing and stroke Zelinnia's hair. They placed the baby in Zelinnia's arms.
"See, my lovely?" Elunara concentrated. "Let's heal you up."
"I want to call him Nara."
Elunara sighed. "Oh, fine. But only because it's you. That's a popular baby name lately." She grumbled.
Tulani burst into the room. "Oh, I'm so sorry! I slept in and they just told me."
Zelinnia reached out and took Tulani's hand. "It's ok."
Tulani found a chair and sat down. "Oh, he's beautiful. What are you calling him?"
"Nara."
Tulani giggled. "I guess you finally made good on that promise."
"Yes, yes I did."
"Lu..."
"Hm?"
"Thank you." Renwa looked up from the baby and put a hand on Elunara's arm.
"What am I being thanked for now?"
"Everything." He shook his head. "If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have my wife, or my children, or even my life. All of this..." He gestured to his wife and child. "Is your doing. Even... even the fact that she was willing to try again, was all you."
"Damn it, I'm going to make a freaking rule about making me emotional." She sighed.
"Lu..." He warned.
"No, no, I'm not freaking out again. I just don't know how to take these things."
"How about "You're Welcome"? That always works for me."
Elunara looked up at Varian. "But it just seems so... inadequate."
With his thumb, he wiped a tear off of her cheek. "The many sides of Elunara." He murmured.
"Hey, Zel?" Elunara stroked a hand down her hair. "If you're my sister, does that make him my nephew?"
Zelinnia blinked. "I guess it does."
"Huh."
"You call her your sister?" Tyrande raised an eyebrow.
"That I do."
"Fascinating."
"This is probably the first blood elf to be born in Stormwind." Varian examined the baby. "Well, he has his father's hair."
"And ears." Renwa nodded. "Abigail has elf ears."
"Curious. May I touch him?"
Zelinnia nodded. Varian ran a finger across the baby's head.
"Can I see? May I see?" Mekkatorque tried to bounce up. Ina shoved a chair at him, and he peered at the baby. "This is most extraordinary."
"Where is Abigail?" Elunara frowned.
"Finisters. They came back earlier; I was seeing how they were, when I went into labor." Zelinnia sighed.
Elunara giggled. "You've come a long way from the first dealings you've had with her."
"Ugh, tell me about it. She's quite useful with the little ones though."
"I'll go get Abigail." Tulani smiled. She stopped and frowned. "Oh, I don't know where they'd be in this mess."
"Jerry should still be outside." Elunara waved her hand. "Ask him."
"Alright. I have so many dresses to sew..." She tapped a finger to her chin as she walked out.
"You know, people thought the worst of me because I married a Dark Iron." Moira eyed Elunara. "I can't imagine what opposition the lot of you face. A night elf married to an Iron Horde Orc, a Female Draenei AND a Human. Then a Human married to a Blood Elf. It's a right mess. How do you deal with it?"