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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Xath" data-source="post: 1857670" data-attributes="member: 17040">I think sending her to the Jade Forest Academy is a bad idea, for several reasons.1) As stated above, if she is not raised publicly as AA's daughter, she loses legitimacy as heir to the March of Sylvannus, as well as the other beneifits I listed in my previous post about splitting up the twins.2) We don't have any strong connections to the Jade Forest Academy.  Justice is a graduate, to be sure, but from what I gathered from the prologue, she was not well liked enough to curry any particular favors, especially of this magnitude.  I could be wrong. 3) The Jade Forest Academy is a fighter training school.  Many of the graduates go off to be mercenaries, some join the king's talon, some join us.  Asking them to raise a child that is a valuable commodity to us, and a target of the King and the Bluestar is not a good idea.  4) We don't have control of the academy.  They could do anything with her and we wouldn't be able to influence it.  I acknowledge that it is a bad idea to drag her around with us in a papoose.  However, as stated above, she is conveniently of the right age to be an ideal playmate for Jaine's son, as long as we make sure they don't marry each other.  Ew...This way, Jaine could be mother and Archon could be father to both of their children without jeopardizing their claims to legitimacy.  They are as safe in Hyrwl as they are anywhere, perhaps safer.  And there we can be sure to have influence on their upbringing.  But after all is said and done, it's up to AA and Jaine.</blockquote>

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