Initially Hyarmenion had wanted to say something to Rubii about how they were trying to talk Sorin out of it. The elf, however, had elected to say nothing because he highly doubted that Sorin would listen. No, he hadn't wanted Sorin to go to see the High Commander alone at all. He thought that such a thing was suicide indeed.<br/><br/>However, he also thought that there wasn't going to be any way of talking her out of it. Whenever she had her mind set on something it always felt like there wasn't much of a way to change it. It just stayed that way permanently.<br/><br/>Eventually he just offered a salute. Hyarmenion looked toward her and decided to reply to her latest order. "I'll make sure to put in a report as soon as possible." Eventually he just offered her an exhalation, figuring that none of this had really mattered in the end. Her decisions were her own. Even if he had any way to manipulate her, he actually had thought that in doing so he would have been doing something that was morally wrong.<br/><br/>Moral compasses had a way of standing in the way when it came to this kind of a decision making process for sure. That didn't mean, though, that he was going to do anything to act against the way that it had told him to act.