He was being very civil, especially in not flying into a rage at finding out he had been lied to about why he was there. He smiled, a flat, brittle thing, and spoke very clearly and very slowly. "Sir, I am here because someone or thing summoned me here. Lying to me is not a very nice thing to do, but what I am going to do if it happens again is less so. Please let all your people know that I am used to being told 'You don't need to know,' and while I might argue with them, I will likely listen as that was quite a common thing to tell line soldiers. Don't abuse it though, please.<br/><br/>Lying to me, however, is a breach of trust. A breach of trust is the fastest way to get me to go rogue, and at that point, I might do just about anything."<br/><br/>He let himself return to normal, and gave him an actual, honest bow. "Though I do thank you for being honest about the lying, hence my request, and why I am still willing to work with you and yours. And yes, I had worked out parts of it, and was slowly simmering to a boil about it. Since you admitted to it before I exploded, I am still willing to work with you and yours."