Meesei had no remark between Oswall and Gallus. Any issues that Gallus' decisions created between them were private, family matters, and she had no desire to become involved. The reason she intended to allow Gallus to join him was simply because she recognized that it would be a cheaper, more convenient traveling arrangement. 

Once Gallus was finished, Meesei took another look around the room. "If there are no other announcements, I believe that is all we have to discuss for now. Once we have reports on the clan's financial situation, we will meet again to discuss compensation for Ariel."

As the meeting was adjourned, Meesei packed up her belongings, but remained seated in case someone wanted to speak to her. In particular, she imagined that Sabine might want to talk. 

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"Oh, they were quite sinister. In all likelihood, they deserved their fate." Saras remarked, again with no particular regret or other negative emotions in his tone. "The Dark Brotherhood takes in many kinds of people, from heartless, sadistic murderers, to desperate people with no other choices in life. For the shadowscales, they were simply taken at...hatching, for training. But, all of us were killers with no reservations. Except, I had a desire for survival. I did not become a werewolf until about fifty years after the Oblivion Crisis, but that physical prowess would have meant nothing, even if I had possessed it at the time. For the Nerevarine, he cleared our sanctuary just like it was another bandit lair. It was an experience that...changed me, certainly. I did not understand how one person could be so powerful. I took a certain, almost scholarly interest in his achievements, and those of other heroes in history. By all accounts, he went on to kill the goddess Almalexia, which would be the second god he had killed, and third he had defeated. Prior to coming to Mournhold, he was involved in the Bloodmoon Prophesy. If you are as devout as your Champion, you know that is a hunt that Hircine himself holds every era, involving whatever beings on Tamriel he deems powerful enough to be sporting. For the Nerevarine to have survived, he would had to have defeated an aspect of Hircine in single combat. There are few people in history who have held that kind of power. Thousands of years ago, they were often known as Shezarrines: incarnations of Shezarr, or Lorhkan as he is known outside the old Cyrodilic tradition. They were heroes with almost supernatural fighting prowess, like Pelinal Whitestrake or Talos. Some say that modern heroes, like the Nerevarine, may also be Shezarrines, but that is purely speculation."

As Saras spoke, it was clear that he had at least some degree of respect for the Nerevarine, despite what he had done to his "family." Though, while some of what he said was common knowledge, there were quite a few details which showed that he was educated at a level well-beyond the average person. He would had to have spent a great deal of time performing dedicated research on such subjects.