Aevala agreed with Kalaj, but she also argeed and sympathized with a number of other arguments. The fate of the priest was decided, but how, where, and when had yet to be determined. She remained quiet, listening to the arguments between her kin and the helpful strangers that had helped her bring down the murderer. Personally, she was of the opinion that a public execution while dancing sounded good, but she decided to keep her irreverent thoughts to herself, knowing that death made for bad weddings. There had been far enough death already for one wedding.