Sabine glared at Rydis across the hall, her long fingers curling into frustrated fists.  She had known her friend would deny her the honor traveling to the East.  It was in his nature.  Her family had died many years before she had come of age, and Rydis' mother had taken her in.  Knowing what she owed him all ready, Sabine turned away from glaring, and listened to the soothsayer as she rattled her bones down.  With her peripheral vision caught the gaze of the Outsider, and she turned to meet the girl's gaze.  A smile curved her lips as the woman offered her services, but as the expense of her debt.<br/><br/>The man called Gautirr stood, releasing the woman from her debt to him.  Sabine looked towards the throne, watching her Lord stand.  He spoke at length, giving his permission for the four that had spoken to go.  She did not turn to look at Rydis, knowing their Lord's words had overturned his suggestion.  She inclined her head respectfully to Lord Rurik, and made her way out of the Council Hall.  There was much to do before night fell, and many things to gather.  The travel to the East would be dangerous.  She turned right as soon as she was outside the Hall, turning towards the home that she shared with Rydis, his mother, and his little brother.