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"I'd be happy to, good sir, but first I've got to discuss something with my friend, here."
Fendric takes Aerda aside and away from the stream of conversation. Looking down at the trueblood's hands, he spots the ring. Looking back up at Aerda, he speaks to him, softly, so as not to be overheard: "My good friend. We who remain on this quest are highly concerned about Sir Exantrius' ring. Would it trouble you terribly if we at the least, left it somewhere remote before we left for the mountains? Perhaps Astrule could drop it into a stream south of here, and let it flow somewhere, where it wouldn't haunt our dreams, or prevent us from speaking the truth to those who could help us. I beg of you to consider it, and I pray you'll find a just and compassionate decision. What say you?"
Fendric takes Aerda aside and away from the stream of conversation. Looking down at the trueblood's hands, he spots the ring. Looking back up at Aerda, he speaks to him, softly, so as not to be overheard: "My good friend. We who remain on this quest are highly concerned about Sir Exantrius' ring. Would it trouble you terribly if we at the least, left it somewhere remote before we left for the mountains? Perhaps Astrule could drop it into a stream south of here, and let it flow somewhere, where it wouldn't haunt our dreams, or prevent us from speaking the truth to those who could help us. I beg of you to consider it, and I pray you'll find a just and compassionate decision. What say you?"