Soma's acknowledgment of the druid's distrust is answered with a quietly-reading gaze and a brief nod, but his expression turns yet more unreadable as she professes her knowledge of his nature, as well as the rest of the party's. Listening to his companions' responses, he finally and somewhat-grudgingly marvels, "...Then we share<span style="font-style: italic">this</span>fight."<br/><br/>For Chrrou, it's difficult to separate his opinion of the three locals from the already-despised air of self-serving Pact-breaking greed and gluttony that seems to define Armel, and viewing the trio as (relatively) innocent bystanders just doing what they have to to get by is something that'll take a little mental readjustment. With respect to this druid, the verdict is still out, even if he grudgingly starts to admit some measure of respect for the three, especially if their willingness to stand up and take an active role proves more than just bluster.<br/><br/>"...We'll have to discuss our ... plans in more depth later, though," Chrrou opines, starting to beckon Heshaar to himself. "Once we've all had the chance to recuperate and think... we'll see." Wishing the departing party luck, he pauses near Lin's perch, gazing upward with a knowing look. "...Not trying to make you move if you're comfortable there," he offers, "but if it gets too ...<span style="font-style: italic">noisy</span>out in the open, you're always welcome to join me and Heshaar. She'll keep an eye on you..." Whether or not Chrrou trusts the other guests to behave, he doesn't imagine<span style="font-style: italic">he'd</span>be too comfortable in her position.