Mum. I Made You Breakfast [Inanna, Ninsianna]

"Not exactly, no. Danava, like you and I, are made with something that defines us. It is a matter of finding what we were made as, and deciding how it is that we believe we should embody it. I have always known that Social Order was what I had been made to fulfill, but I did not always know that it was through law and society that I wished to see it done."

Ninsianna knew this was all fairly complicated for a young girl to try and grasp, and she didn't want to make it even harder to understand. Besides, she did enjoy speaking about herself to Inanna, and she didn't mind sharing tales of her own younger days.

"When I was a younger woman, I sought it out through many other avenues. Economy, religion, even matters of culture and the like. But it was only with time that I came to realize how I truly felt it should be brought forward, and that was when my ability to write my contracts came forward."

"Then is that not how you believe that freedom should be created? Even if we know how it is that we wish to see out nature brought forward, that does not always mean that we understand how to do so. Or, perhaps, that we feel we can do it. There is great power in belief."

Continuing to gently rub Inanna's ears, and knowing that this was something of a harsh thing to say, Ninsianna spoke a bit more gently now.

"Do you still believe that you can bring that freedom to others? Would you be willing to try, even knowing that your magical girl nature was gone?"

Ninsianna smiled proudly at that reply, even having known that it was assuredly what Inanna would say. The two of them could not ever have been more different, but that did not change how much she loved her daughter, and how glad she was to hear such confidence.

"Yes, I know, and I am quite proud of you for that. I cannot pretend to understand your origin as I understand my own, but if you would like, I will do what I can to help you come to understand it. I would quite like to let Twinkle Vanilla shine her brightest."

If nothing else, she knew that there were no other Danava who could realistically teach Inanna even half as well. It would be a bit strange, teaching her own daughter in such a way, but it also felt only natural.

Inanna's excitement was exactly what Ninsianna had hoped for with that offer, and she gave her daughter one more pet on the ears before she brought her attention back to the meal she'd been brought.

"After breakfast sounds perfect, but I hope you don't mind terribly if I take my time to enjoy the meal."

Of course, she was fairly certain that this wouldn't be much of a meal by any culinary standard, but that was far from Ninsianna's primary concern. She would enjoy it all the same.