Ironna looked at Tehr curiously at the time and nodded her head at the order, a smile on her face. "It shouldn't be a problem, I'll have them ready at the afternoon and sent. I'm going to trust Liam to handle the payment getting back here, if it doesn't, the boy passed all but his final test." Her expression was serious as she said this, shrugging faintly. "I'd be disappointed but at least I'd know. Right now, I don't think he'd do that but he still does end up wandering out on the streets so it is a little worrysome sometimes."<br/><br/>Smirking at Tehr's more flattering words and the bit of innuendo, Ironna let out a short laugh at this last bit of comment. "I'll be sure to keep that in mind, perhaps I'll need someone to work out an irritation with sooner than that though." Her tone relaxed, she nod her head at him and then watched him leave, waving a hand after him.<br/><br/>Tera looked at Tehr on seeing him approach, waiting for him to get up to the seat before snapping the leash to cause the horses to begin their journey back home to the manor house. The question made her nod her head faintly, and draw breath.<br/><br/>"Those mercenaries got involved with a foreign war in the past. I was approached to join in that as well but I had my suspicions. Later on, there have been whispers of mercenaries burning and looting villages, killing any that did not run away, with many of the women found in state of undress and defiled before their deaths. A female friend of mine that went off to that war let me know that while the main company she was part of acted honorably, they had two other companies for flanking maneuvers, one of which was regularily late or absent from field of battle, and was whispered to have engaged in acts unfitting of a soldier. The thing is, they were all supposed to have died in the final battle for the Fortress at the Burning Sands. The main company arrived there too late, the fortress was broken, survivors were tortured husks hanging on wooden pillars, the tribals long gone again, avoiding a pursuing army."<br/><br/>Her tone was tense and wary. Sounding more than a little angry. "If those two men are the ones I believe they are, they must have fled, and are not only traitors but likely the looters and pillagers to have had the wealth to come back to this country, and what's more, I believe its a strong signal they're willing to do whatever it takes to earn more of what they want. Dangerous people." She looked at Tehr very seriously. "If I'd have to guess, I'd say someone with a lot of money, and connections, might have earned their favor by smuggling them back in to Londinium. A favor that they'd be more than happy to repay in a lot of blood."