At Fiona's suggestion, Jurai finally spoke up once more. "But from what I have seen and what you just described, would you not recieve all the injuires of every soldier on the battledfield should you employ your magic in that way?" he asked, the concern in his tone blatantly obvious. "If so, there is little doubt in my mind that such injuries would kill you. Unless you have some guarantee that you will not be killed by this process, I must... advise against taking such a risk, and recommend we instead send someone who's powers do not have the potential for such terrible side effects." Although he said 'advise', everything about Jurai's tone made it seem as though he wished he could say 'insist'. While he might not even yet be aware of it, Jurai cared about Fiona, a lot, and he refused to let her sacrifice herself for this.