While the fact remained that Sorin wasn't in any trouble, Hyarmenion didn't calm down. He was still every bit as out on a rampage as he had been before, and it showed. He was certainly a rather tough individual when it came down to it, and he had the ability to strike down entire lines of foes when he put his mind to it. Most often he had been portrayed as a thoughtful officer.<br/><br/>It was, indeed, this portrayal that had been his hallmark and it was how most of the other officers knew him. However, now he was showing a different side, or at least he was until he noticed a change in the marking on his wrist. With no further sign of Imperial troopers, he had indeed finally decided to return.<br/><br/>Having fought against the intense pain that he had most obviously felt, he sighed deeply and tried to grasp toward his side. Unfortunately he might not have been able to aid in the collection of the corpses, but he had certainly done his share anyway.<br/><br/>Shutting his eyes slowly, he couldn't tell if Sorin or Rubii were anywhere near him, but he did surely extend his hand palm forward in a sign of greeting.<br/><br/>"I did not mean to disobey orders, and I returned as soon as I noticed a change in the marking." The reason that he didn't want to bring up the light barrier was the fact that it was a little embarrassing for him. Sorin was probably going to end up making a comment about that, though.<br/><br/>She certainly, in all her time with him, had never once had to use anything like that against Hyarmenion, though it of course had caused no difficulty to him.<br/><br/>"Regardless, I did exactly as you had wanted me to do for the time. I trust I at least served you well."