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Kifirin promised not to interfere (hahaha), but is there any rule that prohibits him from doing so? I think Larry is right that Kifirn's Father sent the assistants (and what odd assistants they are) but I think there may be more to the why than Kifirin's meddling.
You know I can't see Lissa just sitting around after Kifirin's confession, I know this a little off topic but thought I'd mention it. Kifirin not only broke his promise, which from what I understand for any type of god is the same as braking a law, but his messed with Lissa's family, her kids and father-in-law. She isn't going to take any of it well. After all so many things are similar to what she went through in some way or another. Just something to think about.
Lissa seems to not be behaving as I would expect through the Demon series. Like you say, she has been somewhat where Reah has been. She is the mate of most of her children. She is also grandmother of Reah's children. Lissa had been passionate about children and family. I was disappointed she didn't seem to take more interest in Reah's situation or her children all those years. Some may say she was uncomfortable since there is a breach between her son Tory and Reah, so she didn't interfere. However, that doesn't make me think much of her if she didn't do much with her grandchildren.
You know Jballaustin you right she hasn't been act like herself in the series so far and I just thought it was because we don't see her a lot, you don't think Kifirin did something to her as well because at this point nothing Kifirin would do to those he says he cares about would truly surprise me.
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