"Very perceptive, my dear," Silet lauded the silver, with a gentle smile, "but for the record, they expected him to at least resist."  She watched the green cross the room, the gentle smile widening at the words 'harmless noblewoman'.<br/><br/>She glanced at the body, watched the rogue pilfer what belongings he had in his robes.  "Humans... to know full well one of their own was going to die, and sit by to watch his fate unfold...  They knew he'd die, just not today.  He must've been a thorn in someone's side, for them to leave him out as bait..."<br/><br/>"And give me some credit," she met eyes with the rogue, her expression conveying mock indignation, "I can't be wanted for something if no one knows about it.  The men outside were going to fall just as easily, by your hand or not.  The only unplanned factor in this affair is you two, and the pair of you, together... that's more suspicious than I'll ever be."<br/><br/>"So tell me..." Silet asked, leaning forward in her chair, "what could bring a green and a silver to join forces?"