she smiled a little and shook her head. "your gentler than Tamwin." she pointed out, "or Senrin, or Fali. those are the only three who would be ABLE to take in a Fae child right now. and they have no patience for ignorance...actually they had no tolerance for anything that wasn't completely pure blooded, they would probably treat Harry like he was a dog she wasn't kidding, Kerrigan was the gentlest that Harry could be left with." she admitted sighing a little. "the others are all busy with their own children, i swear everyone decided to find a Changling or pop out their own little babies all at the same damn time! i don't have enough Tutors for all of them!" she admitted shaking her head a little before freezing. "you had to summon HELL fire to burn out the earth that he summoned!?" she demanded looking astonished. "goodness, he might find his way onto the high court, halfblooded or not at that rate." she admitted looking amused. "a little human blood on the councils might be a good thing anyway."
she listened to his story but only looked confused, Lily had not learned the Sidhe history as well as she should have, and besides she was only forty years old or so, very young for a Sidhe. "i'm afraid i don't understand." she admitted shaking her head a little. "but it's not my place to question you." she admitted gently patting his hand. "but don't deny the child too harshly, we don't want to break him or frighten him off." she admitted looking amused. "i'm sure that he will be able to help you, you might not think it, but you need healing just as much as he does. for now, we have to find a way to teach him, watch him closley for the next few days, see how in control he is. if he has a margin for control already, then teaching him will be much easier, and it will help us find a good way to teach him. for now, focus on helping him reach into himself and finding calm, he is most likely filled with a deep rage, he might not even be aware of it yet, when it finally unleashes, he's going to need to be able to find his Calm."