The three bronzes paused when the female forced them to stop, and the eldest, clearly the leader, glared at the female, before tilting his head to the side. "Justice is easily swayed, and all your... council decided was that he was innocent of that particular charge. His actions with the prisoner, however, were not something an innocent person would do, especially that threat. We haven't acted unjustly, we have simply withdrawn from the interests that were, until recently, aligned. We have paid him for the job as agreed upon, which is what honor demands. Good day, council servant."<br/><br/>The red dragon was nearly foaming in fury as he was summarily dismissed and then ignored, staring at the bag as if he wanted to throw it back at the bronzes, but he knew that this job was going to be the last one he got from dragon anytime soon. He slowly picked up the bag and stored it into his bag of holding, as the three bronzes bowed politely, if a bit stiffly, to Tuor, before deliberately walking around her and then flying off. Geni took several deep breaths, before he turned and headed back to his lair, obviously angry and nearly ready to attack anything at the slightest excuse. He politely didn't talk to Tuor on the way back, until he landed on the ledge to his lair. "I don't suppose you had any other lead on who, other than myself, might have ordered the attack on... whatever town the fire giants attacked?"