Naturally Hyarmenion didn't like any of the things that she had been telling to him. He didn't at all like the idea that she had to live through that sort of thing, but she was right. If they were going to be together, then he had needed to hear everything that had ultimately shaped her into the person that she was today.<br/><br/>Eventually he shook his head, and while the elf didn't say anything, Rubii would have known that he was non-verbally promising to her that he would have always been there for her. He had no wish to abandon her in the same way, and she would surely have known that quite quickly.<br/><br/>Once he was done making a pledge that, to an elf, was thicker than one signed on paper, something told him to bow and leave for the time being. "Now we have to rest, as I feel that there might be others here." Since Imperial soldiers were examining the camp, Hyarmenion could feel their footfalls through the earth around them, and he didn't recognize them as friendly troops.