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<blockquote data-quote="Majin" data-source="post: 2886812" data-attributes="member: 13265">Having been stripped of his weapons was of no consequence to the young Thayan. He knew he had gotten himself into this situation by revealing what he had, but given the circumstances he saw no other way. The Tyrrans would have been less aware if he had not and that could cost lives. Nae'talis may have been self-absorbed, but he was not genocidal. Though there was the case of Braggi having known about his past already, which clouded much as to how much &quot;new&quot; information he had gave him. It also troubled Nae'talis greatly as to how he'd gotten that information. Only Red Wizards should have known. Rarely did they employ outside resources to regain their &quot;property&quot;. Even if they had, for it to reach Braggi's ears was quite troublesome indeed. There was even less reason to trust now... Still, the fact of the matter was, that he was content to be there so long as they'd left him his book to study from. He was not fool enough to take comfort in the &quot;extra protection&quot; awarded by the Tyrran's guarding their cell. He glanced deploringly in the direction of the solitary whistling guard. He ignored the elf sitting across from him as he opened his spellbook and quietly began to read. If things got desperate he could always depend on his familiar, whom he had wordlessly commanded to take flight from his shoulder as they first came out into the open air. The raven had not been trained long, but there were some benefits the bird could provide in a pinch, and it would keep him appraised at to any suspicious goings-on outside. At the moment it was ordered to watch over the building the young wizard had found himself incarcerated in. It might not be enough, but it was something, the mage thought as he started to read.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Majin, post: 2886812, member: 13265"] Having been stripped of his weapons was of no consequence to the young Thayan. He knew he had gotten himself into this situation by revealing what he had, but given the circumstances he saw no other way. The Tyrrans would have been less aware if he had not and that could cost lives. Nae'talis may have been self-absorbed, but he was not genocidal. Though there was the case of Braggi having known about his past already, which clouded much as to how much "new" information he had gave him. It also troubled Nae'talis greatly as to how he'd gotten that information. Only Red Wizards should have known. Rarely did they employ outside resources to regain their "property". Even if they had, for it to reach Braggi's ears was quite troublesome indeed. There was even less reason to trust now... Still, the fact of the matter was, that he was content to be there so long as they'd left him his book to study from. He was not fool enough to take comfort in the "extra protection" awarded by the Tyrran's guarding their cell. He glanced deploringly in the direction of the solitary whistling guard. He ignored the elf sitting across from him as he opened his spellbook and quietly began to read. If things got desperate he could always depend on his familiar, whom he had wordlessly commanded to take flight from his shoulder as they first came out into the open air. The raven had not been trained long, but there were some benefits the bird could provide in a pinch, and it would keep him appraised at to any suspicious goings-on outside. At the moment it was ordered to watch over the building the young wizard had found himself incarcerated in. It might not be enough, but it was something, the mage thought as he started to read. [/QUOTE]

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