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<blockquote data-quote="Gurthngwaw" data-source="post: 5692758" data-attributes="member: 70684"><p>Mhyrko follows the sers from the room without a word.&nbsp; He listens to their exchange silently until they seem to pause, then he shares his thoughts.&nbsp; &quot;regarding the girl...I don't think Lord Corbray would be very pleased if he found out that our family knew who she was and did not see her returned to him.&nbsp; Is that not what Lord Loughton would expect if it was his daughter found by an allied lords family and men?.&quot;&nbsp; Mhyrko clears his throat and continues &quot;now the sellsword matter.&nbsp; I think that when he was taken prisoned he did become our problem.&nbsp; Now that he has shared his story with us I think you must be very sure of what you decide to do.&nbsp; what if his story is true?&nbsp; what if ser Rolsten drew on him first?&nbsp; For what it's worth, i believe there is at least something worth looking into with this man.&nbsp; I would hate to have a man sent to his grave because it was easier to wash our hands of his plight than to find the truth of the matter.&nbsp; That being said,&nbsp; know that any decision you make will find me in full support as always.&nbsp; Maybe in the morning we could discuss it with corbrays men and see what their thoughts are?&nbsp; if so, is there anything else to do tonight?&nbsp; I would like to stretch my legs and take a swim before i sleep.&nbsp; As always you are both welcome to join me if you think you can keep up.&quot; Mhyrko grins at the pair, hoping they might find a moment of amusement in this otherwise tangled mess of a roadtrip.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Gurthngwaw, post: 5692758, member: 70684"] Mhyrko follows the sers from the room without a word. He listens to their exchange silently until they seem to pause, then he shares his thoughts. "regarding the girl...I don't think Lord Corbray would be very pleased if he found out that our family knew who she was and did not see her returned to him. Is that not what Lord Loughton would expect if it was his daughter found by an allied lords family and men?." Mhyrko clears his throat and continues "now the sellsword matter. I think that when he was taken prisoned he did become our problem. Now that he has shared his story with us I think you must be very sure of what you decide to do. what if his story is true? what if ser Rolsten drew on him first? For what it's worth, i believe there is at least something worth looking into with this man. I would hate to have a man sent to his grave because it was easier to wash our hands of his plight than to find the truth of the matter. That being said, know that any decision you make will find me in full support as always. Maybe in the morning we could discuss it with corbrays men and see what their thoughts are? if so, is there anything else to do tonight? I would like to stretch my legs and take a swim before i sleep. As always you are both welcome to join me if you think you can keep up." Mhyrko grins at the pair, hoping they might find a moment of amusement in this otherwise tangled mess of a roadtrip. [/QUOTE]

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