Latagu didn't seem tired at all, even after being sick not long before. He didn't say much, just greeting Kate and then the mages she introduced him to. He was surprised to see so many, the magic users in his clan were just him and his mentor. Latagu ate the meat that was served and the coffee, but nothing else.<br/><br/>Once he saw Kate's father, he was shocked, he had never seen someone so old, even the clan's elder wasn't as old as this man looked. It was no wonder he was in charge of so much, he had to have more wisdom than him and Kate combined. Latagu saw Kate curtsie to her father, he hoped he wasn't meant to do that. Instead he decided to do the typical orc greeting, so Latagu slammed his fist on his chest, leaving out the words as they wouldn't be understood.<br/><br/>Latagu was a little confused at Lord Lyons' words, even after he worked out that he meant him when he said lad. Latagu didn't usually have much say as to what he did, he just did what was needed and what his mentor told him to. But staying didn't seem like much of an option, after all what did he have here? His clan was gone and he hadn't known anything else. Before answering he got in a defensive stance, when trying to express what you felt was right to do in his clan, you had to show you were willing to fight for that belief, especially if you were doing it to someone seen as greater than you. "What is for Latagu here? He have nothing to do, no one to hunt for, work for or fight for. Latagu lives to serve, it is honor to work beside chosen of Vajaz Frum. So it easy, Latagu should go with Kate, he know of no better plan."