Sir Immat seems concerned with your mad enthusiasm, although it is tinged with admiration. “Solara, you must be careful,” He places his hand on your shoulder, “I admire your zeal, it is what makes you such a great paladin, but you much learn to temper it with humility. You may be able to catch the ship, but you cannot to take out the entire crew, no one warrior is capable of that. Even such weakling cowards as them would overwhelm you. You must take others with you, soldiers of the temple if you hope to triumph. Relying on others is not a failing, even for paladins,”<br/><br/>He turns back to the map, “I wish everyone realised how great a threat the unchecked mages of the nadu represented, but in truth there is little appetite outside the walls of this temple for a proper war. The Lord-Captain saw the need to clear this island, but once the nadu of this island has been show the evil of their ways he stopped committing his men, left the task of clearing the remaining islands this temple. As such we lack the numbers properly challenge them. I would accept peace, if they could be made to listen and brought their mages inline,”