Kaleeth had to stop and think for a few moments to answer Vera. "I...think so." She said, her tone somewhat unsure. "I remember Fendros teaching Sabine a while back, and I...think everyone else can. I haven't really asked, so I don't know for sure. I guess everyone raised in Cyrodiil can. I don't know if Meesei can. I would have to ask her."

As she had not been with the pack very long, Kaleeth wondered what else she did not know about them, or even just Janius. Granted, they had been traveling through Black Marsh for most of their time together, so writing in Cyrodilic was not something they had to commonly do, but it still seemed like something she should know about her friends. For a moment, she wondered if she should take the time to simply ask all of her friends about themselves once they had found the traitor and made peace in the clan, but since she was still talking to Vera, she decided to worry about it later. "Have you taught everyone in the clan to read in Cyrodilic, or are there some who still don't know?"

Once again, Meesei had little she could do as Sabine and Carana were preparing their next test, so she simply went back to waiting to the side patiently. Eventually, the pair set up their test, which Carana explained would take some time to complete. Meesei had expected that the test would take some time, though she was not quite certain what she should do in the meantime. She did not wish to continue questioning the lieutenants until she had the results of the test, and she had to wait until the proper time to speak to the three of Jerrick's trusted that were serving as her eyes in the clan. She did not like being idle as long as the traitor had not been found, but she did not have many options at the moment.

Meesei stood up and walked back over to Carana and Sabine. "That is quite alright. Will the test be able to accurately model what the poison will do to a lycan? I am assuming that is who Vile's followers would intend to use it on." She questioned. 

Lorag shrugged his shoulders. "No clue. After I was assigned to fight that war in Skyrim, I never went back. I did talk to someone from Cheydinhal a few weeks back and asked her about it, but she didn't know either of 'em. She did say there was an Orc who died a while back, then her wife went to find a good death. Could've been them, or not. Plenty of Orcs in the city that'd do the same. I probably won't know unless I go back, which I'm probably not."

Instead of spending the entire time talking about himself, Lorag decided to comment on Harriet. "You're from a stronghold, you say? Better than a city, but I still wouldn't live there. I'm all for strength and Orcish tradition and all that, but Malacath's holdin' us back. Since when has anything [i]good[/i] actually happened to the Orcs following him?"