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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Verbatim" data-source="post: 1524747" data-attributes="member: 15549">Moving his eyes over to the halflings, Ayden nodded his head in acceptance of the naga's words, and felt sure that Naamani was speaking the truth about the halfling's not needing the blades returned. Unsure of what to do with them now that his theory had been proven false, Ayden placed them on the ground beside him before looking back to her."While they may no longer need, perhaps you or one of your people will be able to find a use for the steel. They are of exceptional craftsmanship, but I am sure you are well aware of that fact already.Nodding his head in acceptance of Naamani's decision to keep the elf held, Ayden thought about trying to change her mind, but knew that it would be futile at the moment. Thus far, she had been open with them about everything she had been asked, and Ayden felt that perhaps now was the time to admit their own guilt through ignorance.Bracing himself, Ayden pulled his eyes away from the floor and looked into her reptilian eyes."Naamani, since we are here trying to mend the rifts that have been forced upon us all, I have to tell you some news that saddens me to admit. Upon our arrival in town two days ago, we saw what we thought at the time was a scouting party attacking two halflings in a field. Sadly, we allowed our ignorance to guide our attacks, and instead of striking to subdue, we struck to kill. I now regret our actions, especially since they were guilty of nothing besides defending their lands, an act that many would be given a medal for if the roles were changed. Once more, I offer my apologies, although I know that they will not bring back the lost members of your clan."</blockquote>

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