Tehr was afraid that he'd have to step in when he heard steel being drawn, but the captain was very well trained.  She managed to restrain herself.  Tehr let go a breath that he hadn't realized he had been holding and thankfully the calmer of the two priests saw the light.  As Father Mical stormed off Tehr turned to the remaining priest and said, "I'm sure that the courts will investigate the matter, and wouldn't be surprised if an inspector from 'the yard' comes by to ask questions.  I think it would be best for all involved if you were the one to answer the inspector's questions as opposed to your... hmm... hot headed brother."<br/><br/>He leaned in and said, "I'm sure the captain can take the Knight back to the palace for questioning.  A knight of the crown will be afforded a little bit of leeway and not thrown in stocks to await his trial, but I know tht other than that small amount of courtesy, he will have a fair trial.  I was wondering however if you could answer me a question or two about Father Mical?"<br/><br/>Tehr paused and as long as the other priest was amiable to the question he asked, "So Father Mical, like myself, is new here you say?  Where did he come from?  It seems that he's a poor choice for the cosmopolitan city of Londinium.  With as many cultures, traders, travelers, merchants, and people from all over the country, certainly his..."  Tehr paused trying to think of the best way to frame this, "... his zeal, would be better suited to a smaller community of more like minded clergy, would it not?"