“But we cannot wait for the nadu to learn the error of their ways themselves. What if a demon or other foul realm beast is called by a careless mage? It may not just be them who pay the price. The nadu have no laws of their own, so there are none for my temple to violate. And we will offer them the tools of Krom, teach them the secret to smith iron. If they would just listen to us, they would benefit. We would not force them to abandon their traditions, we would not wage war on their leaders, their rich or their warriors. Krom teaches us that war and diplomacy are not so separate,” one by one he begins to remove red flags from the second island.<br/><br/>“I am..grateful, Solara. Disappointed that you do not see the justice of taming the nadu, but I understand that simply because we are both paladins does not mean we will always share causes, even if I would have liked to believe so. We must instead follow the path our Gods set us one,” Sir Immat returns the red flags to their original place. “It would be a great service to my temple, the lord captain and Vancha if you could bring the pirates to justice. I will assemble priests and temple guard to accompany you. Perhaps you could find support amongst the common people. I have spent most of my charm with them, and need to be careful with how I use what little remains, but perhaps they would flock to a fresh face, especially one as beautiful as yours, with such zeal behind your words,” He steps away from his map and over to the wall, where he opens a shutter to reveal burst of sunlight and clear blue sky, the storm having passed a few minutes ago. “I do not know what purpose your Goddess had bringing you here, but I am sure she will reveal your path in due time,”