For a moment there was silence, and a rare look crossed Kagan's face. It was a look he had trouble controlling, one that was unfortunate to feel. "It's... It's not that easy. I mean... I don't like to use the word impossible, but we'd be facing walls, guards, checkpoints, and if we finally got out... Who the hell even knows what's out there?" The orc looked down. "I hear that it's a real nightmare beyond the kingdom. Freaky stuff, held at bay by a miniature army along our borders."<br/><br/>Eventually, though, he just shrugged. "But you're right. We've got pretty low odds either way, if I have to pick I think a chance to live is better than staying in this land until we're caught and strung up." His tone grew soft, a sign that he was serious. "I couldn't take that, seeing you die that way..."