"Not really, and you're much cuter when you sit there silently. Now be quiet and enjoy your high while the adults speak." He nodded to Sarindia then looked back to Rachel. "Well it looks like you'll be getting to see your mate again after all. And you, little paladin, are going to let all relevant parties know that Rachel's trial will not be happening and keep what's happened in here between us." He stood up and motioned Rachel over. "I guess I'm not as much of a manwhore as I used to be, I came here plotting to break you out so I could have my way with you, now I just want to get you out to save my daughter and give her the life she needs. I'm going to head out though, track down Karrie and see what I can do about getting her patched up. Next time I see you we'll be putting on a little show for the masses and getting you reunited with your mate."<br/><br/>Sahra ignored Elune completely as she eyed the weapon rack then made her way over to it and began to inspect every inch of each weapon. Eventually the acolyte's attention settled on the warhammer that looked to weigh as much as her but she lifted it with ease.<span style="color: blue">"Explosives, no, I'd use my hands. I didn't want my life to be saved, it's something I've been considering for years." </span>She put the hammer back on the rack and folded her arms, still not as much as even looking in Elune's general direction.<span style="color: blue">"You don't know the kind of life I want, or if I still even want one... still, running through that man would be quite satisfying."</span>She reached for a blade but paused and grabbed the great sword instead.<span style="color: blue">"Yes, this will do. Now if you'll excuse me, I have a point to prove."</span>With the blade resting on her shoulder she headed for the door.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>