Lhurriel swallowed uncertainly as the whole scene unfolded, her eyes wide as she stared up at Amron. When she glanced around the table, it was obvious who had before seen this side of him, and who had not - Rohain, on his part, was doing a fair good job of looking like this didn't surprise him, but he jumped slightly when a sullen Kaliel was brought in, bound securely to the legs of the chair. Most of the others looked varying degrees of angry, impassive, or disappointed - they had seen the kind of anger Amron could exhibit before.<br/><br/>"He dies. Traitors in the Court of Thieves, especially one as high up as Kaliel, need to be used as an example for the rest." Dahlziel's cold, chilly voice cut across the uncertain murmurs and brought silence into the room. Mecham and Fallar also spoke similarly, but their decision was the same as Dahlziel's. Given their past professions (an officer of the Guard, a pirate captain, and an assassin), that decision came as no surprise for the rest of the Thirteen. Petras also voiced his approval of that decision - no surprise, as he had been the one betrayed.<br/><br/>Lhurriel wanted to disagree, that it was too harsh... but she remembered what it felt like to be betrayed. "Death."