Since they feared his people's carnivores he had always pictured them as weak, and the fact that Jordan had attacked him before seemed to illustrate that imagined fact to him. After all, he figured that people attacked someone else when they had no other way of dealing with the situation. If the two groups had talked a long time ago these kinds of problems merely wouldn't have occurred in the first place anyway.<br/><br/>"How would you feel if even if you merely show your face someone tries to attack you just for being who you are and riding what you ride?" Jamie exhaled deeply and soon shook his head, "But no more of this, are we not to talk as equals now? Maybe...you say you are Molly's grandchild and yet you lack her intelligence; you know its never too late to change, right? Maybe, for once, you and I...we can both do the smart thing."<br/><br/>Well, it soon seemed like he was supposed to concoct a plan for the two of them, but his mind was coming up rather blank. He gave it a few moments as though he were considering the options that were available to him, but then again that quickly seemed as though there wasn't much there.<br/><br/>"Do your people still follow the rules of honorable combat as mine do? If I were to come under a flag of truce, would they still attack me like an angry mob?" He figured, considering the circumstances, that it was a really fair question. After all, even she had admitted that they could act rather...extreme so this wasn't meant as though it were a jab at her people.<br/><br/>Naturally he wasn't going to antagonize them any more than he already had. "Of course, if they do not then, well...perhaps I am destined to die honorably on this day after all." He looked rather resolute for having had said that.