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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zerith" data-source="post: 5603380" data-attributes="member: 99953">Alexander intimacy frowned when Ritter  spoke overly loud, but then grind at Ritter’s full answer.“That it is amusing, and I mean no offense by this, but I did not figure you were going to shrug off that your previous course of action was bound to get everyone in this town murdered and that by instigating a panic could likewise get them all killed without batting an eyelash.” Alexander spoke without hint of being threatened, intimidated, or much impressed by the display, honestly he fund it amusing that so many thought crossing their arms made them look imposing; they might as well be tying up their own hands.  “Sadly I also find your recklessness in that regard concerning; my discussion in this matter is less for my own sake rather than that of Rem’s and by extension the two you’re protecting, but as to your question of why I’ve came here” Alexander’s expression drew blank as he continued on and his eyelids lowered warily before locking his golden eyes onto Ritters.“Simply said I owe you nothing, you’re plainly not a authority here and I’ve already volunteered much to you already; but as a last boon I will tell you this, as things presently stand I do not know wither my orders interfere with your principles’ objectives, if they would be at odds with those objectives or be a boon to those objectives.” Alexander then gave a disappointed sigh and continued. “Beyond this you’ve just proven I can’t share more with you, you act with a heavily weighted maul when all that is needed is a blunted table knife.” Alexander shrugged lightly while giving a slight and dismissing wave of his head before taking a few steps forwards.He then set his eyes forwards, towards neither Ritter nor Sef, stopped, and spoke softly to the man after he came within arms reach “Now, I believe I shall now return to my seat and have meal, also I think your masters are more than agitated enough with having to deal with just the one half-elf; I doubt they want to deal with having one or more of their subordinates interfering with another nobleman who is in service to, and fallowing orders from, the Bears army during a time of war. But if you think it wise to impede me from doing what I was ordered to do and leaving as quickly as possible, please, make a further scene; I’m sure Friton and Heneth would love to know that a man who is accountable to them, and thus their responsible for, is keeping an officer who's next standing objective is destroying Treylor's forces that persist in this area from doing his earned quickly and getting the area around Rem safe.” Alexander would then walk past, go back to his table and order a well cooked stake.He would have offered to speak to Friton and Heneth; the half-elf they were dealing with could have been Tharivol, but he wanted the two beholding to him, not the other way around. Also, the odds that they would not soon learn of another noble who just arrived, at their inn, and being shouted at by their own personal guardians was all but imposable.And that Alexander did not go and hand out an invitation to meet the two did not hurt his odds of meeting them, it just implied that he was not after anything from them, thus implying there was little, if anything, to lose from the meeting him for them, and that his only displayed objective was surcing the area around Rem strongly implied that he had the means of giving safe passage, or failing that capable of telling them when it was safe to leave, even if they did not wish to leave in the next day or two it was information they would surly value.He would then attempted to recall what he could about Friton and Heneth while awaiting his meal.</blockquote>

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