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Message: <blockquote data-quote="H.M.Gimlord" data-source="post: 5278657" data-attributes="member: 79440">Amatali's eyes shoot up.  "I doubt it.  Hankel and his father were close, and the evidence is quite overwhelming that Bradon was the perpetrator of the murder."Amatali ponders the question for no more than an instant, and looks at Gensai with the face of a father giving sage advice, "I'm not much of a politician, but I imagine that your preceding reputation may cause you to be met with force, should you show yourselves at the Hallmaster estate," he adds a chuckle, "In case you hadn't noticed, Jahred, and hence Lord Ekton, is convinced that Lord Hallmaster has kidnapped Hankel, and they have offered quite a price for his return to stand trial.  Even though Lord Hallmaster's parents were responsible for Lord Ekton's position, Ekton has less respect for Lars himself.  They've come to disagreements before, and Ekton is one to side with cool reason and evidence," he sighs, "No.  Lord Hallmaster's parents no longer live, and he is a sole, unmarried heir to the estate.""Ah,"again the look of quick mathematical calculation, "It will be six days tomorrow morning since they left," he pauses momentarily and adds, "Yes, that would make sense."[sblock=Gensai]At the sound of your primordial comment, you are sure you see Amatali's eyebrows shoot up slightly, but he behaves as though he is mistaken about whatever thought he just heard, and pretends as though he didn't understand or hear.  His last statement, above, "Yes, that would make sense," was not likely in reference to the calculation of days since Hankel's departure, but yet the answer to your question.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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