The two men seemed to consider a moment, the more annoyed priest, Father Mical seemed suspicious of Tehr but the other priest spoke seriously and more relaxed. "We do not wish to cause trouble with the crown, the church and state have to remain separate for the sake of the people afterall, and it would benefit none to have them fight one another. All we ask is that those in service of the crown would refrain from acts of other religions on our own doorstep, since that makes the gathering of people believing in this faith more aggravated, and religious matters are delicate. People's beliefs can be a dangerous force to tap into."<br/><br/>His tone was serious and gentle, but as he spoke the Father Mical was grinning a bit. "Indeed, they are delicate but they can become a storm. This knight caused trouble with his act and if he is not punished publically, properly, then I believe such heresy will only lead to further violence towards the crown." He had barely finished saying that though when the woman in the white armor clenched a hand on the sword's hilt, the noise of her drawing the blade out of its sheath for an inch and then another was clear, but she caught herself, resheathing the blade and waiting.<br/><br/>The situation was tense, but Tehr's display of historical facts and the argument he put togethere seemed to have convinced at least the other priest as he spoke up in turn. "Father Mical is new here and vocal about what he believes to be the will of the Divine, but the Vigilant would wish us to guide and protect those trusting themselves in our care, and when presented with something like Druidism they are uncomfortable. Some faiths cannot accept others so easily. So, I would ask you to make sure the queen understands our issue, but by the power invested in me by the church I deem the knight in question best fit to be judged by the crown."<br/><br/>Father Mical almost snarled at this but stepped aside angrily, heading out of the church's doorway.