"Mmm. Samuel, hello. And you were asking about the relics and the flower. How... coincidental. Jabrill, let's stroll over here a second, what I have to say is private. Prince Gundral, you should probably join us." he turned and whispered to Raren, "Keep an eye on this Samuel, I have a hard time trusting strangers today. Question him and see why he's so interested in Jabrill. Not just his cover story, the actual reason. I'll get cleared up and we'll get Jabrill out of this place."
Turning back to Jabrill and Gundral he led them away a little.
"Its like this Jabrill, the Dwarves can't touch you. Legally I mean. And while I still breath, not in practice either. But, Prince Gundral here, is in a bit of a situation if he returns without you. So we're going after the Harp, which we'd have to start searching for in Dwarven lands, and stopping by their capital on the way. There we lodge an appeal for your sentence to be commuted to what you're currently serving. You'll be perfectly safe, even if it fails, the Dwarves still wouldn't be able to risk arresting you. Not if their sensible- both the Nenyan church and my Order would be forced to declare war on the Dwarves if they did. Unless they're fools they won't want that- especially not with the importance of your mission and the rise of Unbidden attacks. So it'll just be a detour on our task to recover a relic. Also, Jabrill, do you remember what I told you about wondering off? And what I said about talking to people about our mission? You don't know what or who he is, not really. He could be another Unbidden agent like Sarah- though hopefully not as bad as that. I don't want to risk your safety again- at least not till we're out of this dangerous city." he spoke firmly, but not unkindly, "Are you alright with this arrangement with Gundral? I won't force you into this if you don't want to do it."
