The others didn't question her silence, or the fact that she wasn't eating. They all felt much the same, though perhaps for different reasons. Sessett put a hand on Amora's shoulder, expression morose."<br/><br/>----<br/><br/>He looked up and met her eyes, a stubborn set to his chin. He had to simultaneously show respect and a spine, with this woman. "I've come to inform you that I've killed the guest you sent me. He was very rude, in my house," he said coolly. This would be surprising: Tehvar shouldn't even be able to kill even the lowliest of demons.