<strong>Name:</strong>Comgal<br/><strong>Location:</strong>His office<br/><strong>Players Nearby</strong>Cirven.<br/><br/>"I'm sure that they will definitely have gratitude. I remember the last war, one that wasn't anything this bad. It was bad but this… this is worse," he commented dryly, humor gone for the moment as he remembered.<br/><br/>"I'm aware of the situation, I've been aware of the situation since you have, possibly before. There isn't much I don't know, except apparently when rotation has been fucked up." He wondered if there hadn't been a skirmish that had delayed the rotation the prior year, but off hand he couldn’t remember.  "I'm good friends with Nilofer's father. He was an Enforcer when I was a General."  Comgal chuckled. "Oh I imagine that it puts a damper on her whoring ways more than anything. Nilofer has always been a bit of a thorn in my side, she rejected a proposal from my own son in the past. I respect her reasons for it; my son didn't think with his head." His gaze was pointed. "And his own foolish actions brought shame on his head for it."  Luckily he'd found a female willing to forgive his dalliances with a Centos woman.<br/><br/>"Then if you plan to stay away on campaigns, you're essentially free and so is she. Then the marriage is nothing more than a contract. No one said anything about love, at least not that I've heard. Take lovers and let her have her own. Sometimes blood oaths are not beneficial to all. The woman who made this oath, frankly in my opinion, didn't think that any such match could be found and wanted a life for a life, though that wouldn't have calmed her heart. Nor will this. Perhaps she will see the foolishness of her oath before you two are required to bed wed."<br/><br/>Comgal eyed the male carefully, shaking his head. "We Peranos might very well be free with our attentions, General, but there is more to us than that. When you're married you will have much say in what she does, as she will on your behavior. His brow rose. "You wouldn't even want to taste her wares? Perhaps you haven't been out in the field long enough," he teased. The papers were already signed so the General had naught to worry for. "But careful there, son… Are you trying to fool me, or yourself."  He chuckled. "Not many in their right minds turn down a night of passion with a Peranos woman. Or a Trithos woman from what I hear… However, my own wife would have my head if I thought too hard about such things."<br/>