<blockquote><div><cite>Glaive wrote:</cite>Although Turin had a point Glaive was too prideful to admit it . And the way he had falsely accused him earlier made him even more unlikely to admit he was wrong. <br/>"Perhaps. Perhaps not. I guess I'll let you off with a warning. For words cannot speak for themselves, they are defined by action. We shall see how trustworthy you are."</div></blockquote><br/>Turin was a little baffled by the tigerwolf's logic and reason and thought he should point out its flaws.<br/>"And suppose I'm not? What are you going to do? You've already given me clearance to move on. Suppose later down the road you get caught for whatever trouble you've caused. I'm not sure what you've done but its clear to me that you've done something wrong otherwise you wouldn't be so paranoid and hostile. You don't call someone a spy for no reason. And if you are caught you'd blame it on me of course. Even though you may not have evidence to prove it. What then? It's not like they'll let you go and find me, but suppose you do escape. What do you know of me in order to find me? My name? I haven't given you that. My looks? My face is half bandaged and the rest of my body is hidden underneath my cloak and hood. Where I live? You don't know that either. So really how do you expect to find me when you have very little information?"