Devaguea frowned, before glancing at the other lumberjacks. "I will... present your offer to the others. If they accept, they may wish to help to ensure their friends are freed faster."<br/><br/>He returned to the group to ask Sena a couple questions about trees, learning a couple things, before heading over to talk to the lumberjacks. "She wants them to replant trees to make up for cutting down her tree-friend. If you guys don't help, it will take them about two days to finish the task, or if you all help it can possibly be done before sun down today. Considering some of the stories of what fae do to beings that anger them, your friends are getting off lightly. My party is going to be in the area for a couple days mapping things out, so we will make sure your friends won't be mistreated. If we were in my lands, I could have more options, but this is the best I can get without pissing off the other fae that visit and know of her."<br/><br/>It would likely take several back and forths before the situation was resolved, before which his own group would likely be setting up for the day. Sena and Tina were encouraged to talk with the fae, asking about other fae or any fae courts in the area, while Talia and Korima talked with the lumberjacks, soothing their ruffled egos. He and Sak'bas set up camp, and made a larger than normal meal, plainly including the lumberjacks in their meal preparations to help offset any feelings of favoritism toward the fae.<br/><br/>diplomacy 29 (+15)