He considered the options, before nodding and heading out, checking a couple nearby sites that might work, but he found he liked the idea of using the town. The fact there were non-combatants, and a nearby forest, were the main reason. He doubted the armies wanted to be officially condemned as the 'bad guys' so attacking the village where they were staying was not likely, at least to him. After a couple hours, he returned, having found a large clearing in the forest, near the town, but not near enough to make it a likely assault. It had everything he wanted, and he didn't mind the fact that being in the cool, 'silent' forest would likely give the Fae an extra edge during negotiations.<br/><br/>He had the clearing, with directions from side of the forest closest to the recipient's army, so they wouldn't likely run into each other. Having the commanders kill each other on their way to peace talks, while likely an entirely novel and amusing way of ending the issue, was also likely not what the Queen wanted. Last thing she needed were two rampaging armies in the area. He did ensure the messages had a note about removing all their troops before the day of the talks, or they wouldn't be coming back. He also mentioned that if they really needed the leverage against the uppity mortals, they had the Summer Knight with them, and he was not adverse to being used as a blunt instrument to get the armies in line. After that, he got comfortable, waiting for the talks to begin and Meridia to get back.