Li focuses for a second, then speaks. "Tormal, do not let my silence disconcert you. I just needed time to inwardly digest what you have brought up."
"Your last concern is the easiest to deal with, so let me speak on that first. I, for one, have no doubt of your honor and steadfastness, Tormal, and even if you have something to do with the murders, I will stay with you. I see no reason to believe you willing killed anyone, nor did Lord Tannerson, who's judgement I live by. I stand by you, even if it is my own life I risk. If anybody finds Tormals admissions distressing, I will speak with you personally, and as the effective arbiter of Greerson's law here, I will decide if you can leave without breaking the terms of your punishment."
"As to the matter of group possesions, I have little need for material wealth, my honor is my fortune, my service is my well-being. I can, however, see the need to be just, and so I propose this: in the matter of material wealth, when no greater law has jurisdiction, the group as a whole decides what to do by a vote of simple majority. I consider you all my peers, and a vote is the only way I can see to express that."
"And for the matter of making decisions, I think that we can not second geuss the decisions made by others. I would propose that, when we cannot make a decision as a group, we all make decisions according to our best instincts. I have a deep trust in all of you, despite our personal conflicts, and I trust your judgment. We should always give feedback on the decisions that are made. Tormal did not think that the mirror should be broken, and it is good that he expressed this. Only by expressing his feelings can Tormal make sure nobody makes the same mistake again."
"Finally, I feel that recent events may be an indication that our group may not be ment to be. Some of us have expressed concerns with how the Seekers are run, and with other members of the group. Perhaps we should consider splitting the Seekers of Legend, if anybody feels these differences are insurmountable. I think we may still work together, but I would like to know how everybody else feels. Regardless of how the group survives these ordelas, I suggest that at the next possible occasion we write a formal constitution laying down the expectations for the Seekers."