"To talk," her simple response was quick, not bothering to address the surprise that she knew was because of her chest; she was quite used to it at this point, and it was not the time. "Not about what you did, or your resistance, but about something that will cause problems for both of us."<br/><br/>She retrieved the key, opened the cell, and stepped in with the young effeminate man, shutting the cell - and Grashe - outside of it.  Little as it risked her, it was still a show of something of trust, if you could call it that.<br/><br/>"I just broke up a peaceful but large and angry demonstration by your people asking for your release," she explained, calmly and matter-of-factly. "My intent was to harm nobody, for everything to be discussed and resolved peacefully, and all of my soldiers were ordered to follow the same plan.  Tabitha Calas - I'm sure you know the name - was speaking for your people with me, and it seemed like my plan for peacefully resolving this was coming to fruition.  Then, out of nowhere from a rooftop, a shot rang out and Miss Calas had a heavy round rip through her chest.<br/><br/>"She's alive, before you ask; I leaped into your crowd of people and saved her life, bringing her to our best medical staff, and I intend to release her after without prejudice.  She has, after all, done nothing but verbally express a dissenting opinion," Yuna quickly continued as she leaned against the wall opposite the bed. "But if I *hadn't* done that, it is likely that all of those peacefully protesting civilians would have turned violent, we'd have had a riot, and a large number of your people would have been slaughtered as we worked to defend ourselves and this prison, likely restarting the war anew.<br/><br/>"The problem we run into, Priest, is that the person who fired a shot was not one of my soldiers, or anyone under my command, but it is someone who wants Rheavath to be the big bad enemy so badly that they're willing to assassinate one of your people to do so, and massacre even more by proxy... and I need your help to figure out who it is before something happens that we can't come back from."