<em>Intact libraries.</em>That thought was intriguing enough that Celeste failed to note the look of growing annoyance on Magus Legrand's face. It did not take long for that annoyance to erupt.<br/><br/>"Do you take us for fools? Of course we intend to move on." Magus Legrand was all frowns. "You seem to have spent too much time looking down on others," she said.<br/><br/>At the same time, Celeste said, "This is a misunderstanding! Do not be so quick to judge."<br/><br/>"Enough," Galadon interrupted. For once his voice had an edge to it, and his grandfatherly eyes had gone stern. Celeste felt like cringing, but held her ground as his eyes met hers, then Magus Legrand's, then Maia's. "Maia Ulduvai, I understand this is your home and your people. It must be frustrating to have to wait on us. We cannot, however, proceed faster. The schedules are for our defenses. Cheliax is so much more than a nuisance, they are the main reason we must have guards and walls. I must speak with my commanders and discuss how many soldiers we can afford to send. A day or two, as I said. If this outpost is overrun then we will not be able to help you at all."<br/><br/>A knock came at the door. Galadon glanced in that direction, then returned his gaze to Maia. "Does that answer your questions, and do you find it satisfactory."<br/>