Listening to the story, Kagan might normally have doubted it. However, whatever else #74 was, she was no liar. Hell, if she was a liar, things might actually have been smoother between them. Anyway, it meant that his mothers words had also been true, and he was glad to believe that.<br/><br/>As to dealing with it, though... "How much longer do you think we can stay here? They can't have just given up on finding us, I feel like every hour we spend here is dangerous, and that was before you met that wolf." The orc sat up, trying to focus. "The way forward... The way out of the kingdom, it's going to be pretty rough. And, I know you don't want to hear it, but... I don't see us making it there without having to steal along the way. Food, warmer clothes, horses. It's not going to be easy." Kagan's eyes locked on the elf. "I don't want to make you do anything. And if you decide not to, I'll respect it. But I want to live, and if that means taking things from those along the way, I will do so."