<div class="floatright">(http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2013/025/3/c/__the_mage___by_thousandleaves-d5so483.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Jo'Shaar Zahir<br/><strong>Location:</strong>White Run; Dragon's Reach<br/><strong>Time:</strong><em>Once Summoned before the Jarl</em><br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Anyone in the Hall<br/><br/>Looking at Lucretia seriously and nodding his head at the time Jo'Shaar then turned his attention towards the Jarl. The question of where they would stay for the coming night at least was now answered then. That did relax him somewhat at least, his expression remaining somewhat serious though. The presence of Thalmor in the incidents did worry him but at the same time he felt grateful about the fact he had found himself besides an ally. Someone he figured he could trust in case of trouble. To find that bond forming that swiftly did surprise him but at the same time Jo'Shaar had to admit he had felt like trusting her from the moment she came to his aid, and the way she'd been acting only encouraged that bit of loyalty on his part.<br/><br/>Nonetheless, as he looked at the Jarl and Lucretia converse, he hummed briefly.<strong>"Jo'Shaar will help with things where Jo'Shaar can, but this one would like to say this one has been on foul mood ever since having his tail stepped on."</strong>He paused, looking over at the Jarl and nodding his head a little. He had been angry at the accusation too, and being put on trial, feeling like they were being blackmailed. Still, the Jarl had dealt with it, or at least handled it with Lucretia, and in turn he had to wonder if his outburst had carried on further than necessary.<strong>"This Khajiit also dislikes facing accusations, many Khajiit get a bad reputation, this one has kept his paws clean. So accusation like that got this one angry. Jo'Shaar does realize he spoke in anger. So, Jo'Shaar says he spoke too fast, and will treat Jarl with respect as long as no false accusations happen."</strong>He still felt his comment was a little scatching still, but he tried to make it more polite.<br/><br/>There was a serious expression on his face as he bowed his head slightly, though not nearly as much as what he had done with Lucretia. Still, the Khajiit was showing his own measure of respect to the man at least. Especially given that he wasn't being treated<em>poorly</em>among the people in the hold. Things had definitely improved, after all. Yet at the same time he had gotten his tail in a knot over the accusation, given his personal history.