Jazdia was a bit upset with the closing. According to their account, she deduced that the mercenaries were also oblivious to what they had gotten themselves into. That also means the group was hired at a rock-bottom price, and very incompetent they basically let their employer double-cross them like this. She wondered what Yvonne had to say about it. Though rarely expressed, honor amongst [i]freelancers[/i] was still a norm.   

Done pondering and returning her attention to Matilda, Jazdia's expression was steeled. To think it could have been her makes the elf shudder. 

[color=ec008c]"Now we only have Fanghorn to look into.[/color]" she said, fully acknowledging that this time it shouldn't be stated in certitude but she did anyway. [color=ec008c]"But obviously, we-- I can't overlook the fact that you are not in a condition to fight. We can proceed without you but we can't spare anyone to usher you safely back to Rascade or Hdur if the swift action to rescue the prince is still on the table." [/color]

The elf shrugged. She had a plan, obviously, but that will wait for Matilda first. To adapt and be adjusted accordingly. It was never an effective way of deciding things, but due to the duality of the leadership, it was given. 


[color=ec008c]"There, I have said my part. Ultimately, you have to decide it yourself. [/color]