The Captain stands at the door as Demetri opens it, and the Galtean can clearly see two others behind them. These are clearly not the type that were on watch at the gates. The Captain himself wears a suit of chainmail, sports a bastard sword strapped to his back, and a well treated heavy wooden shield that rest over top it. The others are not nearly that well equipped though, wearing scale armor with bucklers strapped to their arms, and longswords at their hips. The captain for his part doesn't seem to flinch too much at Demtri's words, he's obviously a bit shaken by the Galtean's stance; but he's not seeming to budge either.<br/><br/><strong>"Yes, as a matter of fact you can."</strong>The Captain says while the others stand behind him, his eyes going between the two with their swords drawn.<strong>"Answering the door with blades drawn doesn't help the accusations I have already argued on your behalf."</strong>The mans says, seeming somewhat irked by the situation as a whole. His eyes shifted again then, and he looks toward the two at present and no one else.<strong>"As two of the most well armed people to cross into town, the two of you have been suspected of a crime. We had an assassination yesterday; and it was shortly after your arrival here."</strong>He explains, his voice very grim.<br/><br/><strong>"I do not believe you would honestly have had the time on your hands to do it. Which is why I argued for questioning instead of arrest."</strong>The Captain then stares at Demetri with a frown, and tilts his head.<strong>"Now would you care to speak about this, or would you prefer me to silence my arguments on your behalf? By all means, you can take along your weapons"</strong>He says with his brow furrowed, and he seems a little on edge from the display. He's obviously not seeing it as too threatening considering the circumstances though, and he seems to wait for a reply.