Smiling as she thought she was speaking out of earshot, the Kes'nal emissary said nothing about their hearing as she tried laying down a whole slew of conditions, when really she only added two to what he had already said would be the case. As Leonidas repeated her words,  Calun'hai gave a nod in response. "Most of those terms were stated at the discussion of the first term, that each female would only have one mate, as well as that you would hold a similar position within our lands. I ask that you do understand though that unless you are the Alpha, you do not have the final say in anything there. You can have your right to give input, to help guide his decision, but you will not make it for him. It is just how our... Government, for lack of a better word, works." he says before rising to his feet. "As to getting wed, does this mean to Ash'ta'mae, or to one of your own? If you mean to one of your own, I would ask that it wait until after the conclusion of your time with the Great Alpha, so as to not cause any... strained relations between your chosen and our kind."<br/><br/>"With sending our warriors to serve alongside your own, I fear that your soldiers would not accept this, and this would lead to attacks, from both groups, leading to needless injuries or death. If you have officers that will accept our warriors, perhaps have our warriors serve under them, and having their time be in regions your men do not usually like to serve. It would have them observed and under competent command, and away from the majority of those who would not be the most pleasant." He explains, "Our warriors can be quite... Proud, some border on the arrogant though, of our capabilities. It is not intended that they try to make themselves seem better, but in our culture, it is one's capabilities that determine their position. The more one can do, the higher they are. A Kes'nal who can turn into 5 animals is much higher than one who can only do 3, for example. Your time with us will allow for a much better explanation of our society."<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>