Gloria
*She shook her head, refusing to listen to them. Even though she'd left Darresal, it was clear that she fully believed everything that she'd ever been told.* "They take precautions! Lights everywhere so we don't lose our sight. And we're careful with our food! We won't become the Betrayed. We can't risk it. We'll all die if they know where we are! They blame us for our genocide, when they're the ones that threatened us first! The Nords would kill us all!"
Kenneth
"No matter what you've been told, you've seen how things are now. I understand accepting how things are is practically against everything you've been told but have you looked around you? Our world is entirely different! And no matter how *Careful* Your people are, carefulness can only sustain you for what? A few more decades?" He bit back a scoff and breathed in a heavy breath to calm himself down. There was no point in getting upset, thatll only matters worse. "No matter how careful your people are, it won't last. Either they'll stay in their settlement and wait to devolve into the Betrayed or they can take a risk of leaving and have a better chance of living. Change must happen if they want to have any chance of survival."
John
He laughs, his laugh seems pained, and slightly angered, "You *Honestly* Believe that our ancestors were provoked? They must have done a number on your history. Our ancestors struck first, we were scared of possibly being outclassed by humans. Our ancestors were greedy, too, something in their city caught their eye, and our ancestors decided to slaughter them, like they were nothing. What happened to our people was awful, but it wasn't their fault, it was ours. And we have to attone for that, and no attonement can come from hiding in a cave. Auri-El turned his back on us, and we deserved it. And now I must get his good graces back, by enacting his will, and if your people refuse to be a part of that, then the Falmer, truly, are doomed."
Gloria
*Tia growled, now truly furious at Elthren, believing what he said to be nothing but lies and slander.* "You lie! Someone has twisted your mind to madness! The Atmorans attacked us first! Slaughtered babes and the infirm! What we did was justice! Retribution! And they used it as justification to kill us all! My grandfather was there at Saarthal! He told me all of it! Whoever told you anything else was lying to you!"
Kenneth
"Stop this nonsense, the both of you! Arguing doesn't do anything! Calm yourselves and listen!" He shouted, turning to each direction of both of their voices. "Now that you both can finally stop going at each other's throats, I suggest get back to the matter at hand. What has happened in the past at Saarthal was entirely our own doing. Whether you, Miss, choose to accept that truth is up to you but you've been lied to by your grandfather." He sighed, pinching the bridge of his nose. "We must find a way to the others, I know there may be risks but there will be precautions taken. We *Have* To do *Something* If that means we can still have a chance. We shouldn't be arguing about our faults, we should be discussing what can be done as of now! Please, for our sake, for *Your people's* Sake."
John
"I lived through the Night of Tears, the only reason I'm here even able to talk to you was because I was saved by Knight-Paladin Gelebor. Before that I was able to talk to soldiers returning to the Chantry, what they did haunted them. I'm certain your Grandfather wants nothing more than to pretend it never happened. Atroscities were commit by both sides but the first atroscity was our own." He says, calmly, "Auri-El might forgive us still if we do something. We have to get the Chantry back."