Watching the display, Kagan was so surprised he forgot to chew for a moment. Then, after hastily finishing his bite, the orc stood up and raised his arms to his head in a panic. "Why!? Why would you do that? Earlier you almost had a heart attack over dessert and now you're trying to get yourself in trouble?" Kagan put a hand on Setrina's shoulder and pushed her gently away from the desk. "I'll deal with this, but if you make any more extra work for me tonight it'll go badly for you." He frowned. "I hate this place. And I hate that prick, just as much as you do. But you need to THINK. Rebelling in this childish way only gets us all hurt. If you want to rebel... Well, for now, keep it quiet. And, if the day ever comes that you have a chance, a chance to really change things - THAT is when you act out!"<br/><br/>Kagan was telling himself this as much as S-74. One day he would overthrow his master, he had made himself that promise... But if this elf kept behaving this way, she would not live to see that day. At least, he believed that. And, while he didn't know her very well... He didn't want to see her die.