"Ayria don't go stressing yourself, we will deal with Sherara when and if the time comes. Remember your priorities must be Mistpeak and Albion" Akara said her gaze flicking to meet that of her king underling without words that the hero's first regard had to be their own home not this mystery land of dragons where'd he'd foolishly tied his alliances when he didn't even have full command of his memories. All of a sudden she understood her anger at him. She felt betrayed. He'd shown them what happened to him but to her way of thinking he'd made  no effort to come back to them instead making a life for himself among the dragons, splitting his loyalties. he wasn't just her king anymore but the carrier of the dragon soul and a member of the elder counsel here.<br/><br/>Akara force herself to focus on the task at hand not wanting to feel the black bitterness of betrayal for the man she'd trusted and followed her whole life. "Though her concerns are valid." Akara said speaking to the king and his companion, "Sherara did extend a great deal of wealth to us and her castle was opened to us and we've already made use of both. It was unfortunate that her house arrest wasn't followed to the letter." A small smirk curled her lips as she spoke, "But I don't think we should be penalized for it. I would ask that her castle remain open to us and the gold either extended as a gift or given in credit. As for the items promised us I think they too should be given since Angela did complete the set though it technically was stole later by Sherara, none of which was our fault. If the issue is the item reserve for people who run the gauntlet then I'll run it myself for the right to own the item in question and to reside withing Sherara castle." Akara said so easily as if she'd been considering it for some time.<br/><br/>She had played with the idea a bit, it had interested her but with the arrest of Sherara and their apparent ties to her it made sense to make a show of loyalty to the council rather then the renegade. Akara felt no love for the land that had all but stolen her king but she was the leader of her people and she could see the benefits of being allowed to come here of her own will as a citizen rather then a visitor.