Admittedly Hyarmenion was glad that Rubii hadn't ever questioned the sort of heterodox methods that he had seemed to prefer. Nevertheless, he figured that even Sorin, who wished to face that one High General alone, was someone who was quite unorthodox in her own light. The fact that they were all such freethinkers was probably the reason that they were all able to get through everything so well. Without this kind of thinking, they might not have ever lived to see the day.<br/><br/>Grateful too did he feel for the fact that she had aided him in the construction before going to her tent. Ultimately, though, he received some very interesting advice from Sorin that he had chosen to focus on. "I will do everything that I can to lower their capabilities. I wish no loss for us any more than you do." He sighed gently and bowed his head politely to Sorin. He deeply prayed that this wasn't the last time that he was going to see her.<br/><br/>Eventually it seemed that Rubii had wanted to ask him something. It was a request, and certainly not one that he could have turned down. "Of course, I'll leave with your early. If this is the last time that I ever get to see you, please know at least that I loved you." He sighed and started to turn away. The elf had to ready his things as well it had seemed.