"Are you done,<i>'my lady'</i>?" The human chief asked, making clear emphasis on his mockery of her noble title. He expected resistance, otherwise the Lodian Empire would have crumbled ages ago. She was clearly not intimidated by either of the clans -and one was comprised exclusively of half-orcs- but she didn't seem dumb, otherwise she'd have made a run for it already. "You are no longer a noblewoman, though. Are you? Not here anyway. As for your magic, we'll see what to do about it." He said as he played with his wolf headdress, twirling it around one of his hands before putting it on again, crossing the frontal paws in front of him. After that he turned to Brog and invited him to follow him to a group of tents in a corner of the camp, which was where the Stone Scorpions would stay the night.<br/><br/>Before stepping away though, Aekkar turned again towards Raesha. "I suggest you stop treating us with contempt if you want to stay unharmed though." He said before turning towards Kuruk. "Release her." Most people were surprised at his order, particularly Kuruk who was stunned for a few seconds before doing as he was told -albeit with clear reluctance-. "If you don't want to be treated like a prize, then prove you're not just that. I'm sure you know that any attempt to run will be pointless." He said as he took a rope that had three weights tied to it. "With this we can catch you just like an animal."<br/><br/>After instructing Kuruk and some other guards to watch<i> Lady </i>Raesha, Aekkar guided Brog and some Stone Scorpions to the tents they had prepared before sitting around a campfire with various clan members as the sun was slowly descending. They exchanged some stories and boasted of their accomplishments and had fun all around, the half-orcs proved to be better company than expected, certainly nothing like the usual stories went. Aekkar just focused on enjoying and even forgot about Raesha, trusting his men to keep an eye on her.