<div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/0/06/Cirven150.png)</div><div class="floatright">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/7/79/Cirven150a.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Cirven<br/><strong>Current Form:</strong>Trithos<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Near Koann, Centos city<br/><strong>Players Nearby:</strong>Juno, Nilofer, and Safiya<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Unlike what he supposed her words were meant to drive him, anger he guessed, for it could be the only conclusion, his face went slightly pale and he controlled himself. She was a lady after all, and if she was intent on defending this odd Peranos, there was little he could do to stop her. The Haas didn't seem to want to tell him her origins, so he was loth to take her anywhere near where he had a mind to go. Traitors abounded in a war like this, he knew all too well. But he wouldn't insult her by saying so. He was too much of a gentle-elf to do so. Instead, if she was a spy, she would prove so herself, and with Cirven's watchful eye on her at all times, she would catch her. If she wasn't an enemy informant, it always paid to be extra careful. He chuckled softly as the two Peranos seemed to band together against him. Typical. It was what they did. They disliked the fact that the Trithos were more adept at this kind of warfare than they were, as well as the fact that there were more Trithos generals than Peranos. He couldn't blame them, but he also disliked the dissension in a war camp. This, however, was not a war camp.<br/><br/>"Whatever my lady says," He bowed crisply and turned to the other Peranos," You must forgive my haste in assuming the worst. These are dark times, after all, and not a time to be found in the odd places like this close to a Centos city," He bowed to the man as well, his head lower than it had been for the woman. He finally turned to the Haas female," Of course, you do not have horses. How remiss of me," He looked to Nilofer," As much as I would be honored to escort you back from whence you came, or wherever it is that you wish to go, I am under orders in this land and cannot leave just yet. However, you already have an escort, so might I offer you the services of my steed to where you wish to go? I only ask that, once you have arrived, set him free so that he may return to his abode," The story that she had wrought over the two of them seemed a bit odd and off, but he didn't wish to incur the wrath of whomever she was.<br/><br/>"I would be honored to have you company, madame, however, should you wish to remain," To be honest, he was growing a tad lonesome, and did not wish to remain so after he had met them, as unpleasant as they were," As well as you," To the Haas," And you," To Juno," I could use the company, I suppose, and I know firsthand the skills of the Peranos, and you would be very vital to my mission, should you choose to remain. I would not wish to pressure any of you into such a course, however."