He pulled up a simulation program to help her see the encounters, and showed her exactly what he could see, and what the enemy was actually doing. He changed the stories to ones where decisive action, rather than impulsive actions or full knowledge had won it, trying to show that impulsive actions got one cut off and surrounded, and likely killed in quick order, and waiting for full knowledge meant never going on the offensive. Both actions were fatal on a battlefield. She wasn't stupid, and would realize he was helping her with a possible issue.<br/><br/>He smiled at the display showing his city, idly curious if they knew a god had founded it. They hadn't moved or shrunk much, most of the initial settlement had been near the fortress blocking the entrance of the valley, the massive summoning circle, now dismantled and destroyed, having unnerved most of the residents. The teleport circle had been in the middle of the two valley, between the outer fortress and the mostly stone wall to keep people away from the circle. His cliff side manor was still there though, he could see it, though really only because he knew it was there. Since he had curtailed the growth of the city before the climax of the Verdelet War, he wasn't surprised it hadn't grown since, most of the interior was extremely fertile farmland, thanks to the residual sacrificial magics of the circle, but it was nice to see they could follow plans easily enough. He gestured for the transport to land away from the city, better to walk in than make this an official visit. "Well, lets go see if your mother Tysinni is home."