Lisast secretly enjoyed watching the traitor die,although she kept  her outward composure.  When she had seen Amaris' killer, however, it was hard for her to keep her control. She eyed him up and down in the brief moment she saw him. It took almost all of her control to sit there, only letting herself squirm briefly in her seat.<br/><br/>She found her attention back on the meeting when Lady Kara began screaming and throwing her large sword about. Lisast wasn't about to say a word, to let the elders of the council just say their pieces and learn from them.  Their constant bickering, however, was getting boring already, and she had to fight to stay aware enough to listen, just in case someone called for her opinion<i>Ha</i>, she thought.<i>I'm young, they don't dare ask my opinion</i>.<br/><br/>The rest of the meeting passed without too much commotion, besides the typical argument, and after several long hours, the council stood up and proceeded to leave. Lisast began to get up; to remove herself from all the drama (at least for that evening), but was soon stopped.