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Dwin liked being the queen part. Having children because of that position - not so much. It turned out that even a queen, who had gods blessing to rule the people, had duties she could not escape. Sounded very little of "I do, what I want" and a lot of "Well, you might think so, but there is a catch". 

However, she kept her thoughts to herself, because she remembered Maia's warning and her intuition was quite correct in assuming that they would not take it kindly her questioning their ways of life. "Oh, yeah, I have heard that story," she replied diplomatically. "But it happened such a long time ago that the actual facts have turned to myths and therefore truth is no longer discernible without having the party involved to confirm or deny it," she smiled. 

"But becoming a princess anywhere is the highest any of our kin as ever climbed. Career-wise," she noted. "Even if it was for a short while, no one has surpassed it. Yet."

"Will your queen be required to marry well or may she take a mate of her own choosing?" she decided to steer the conversation back to Akashingo and their traditions.