Adelise approached her comrades, not intending to take anything from the spoils until the others had all had their proper pick and this business sorted out. She listened to their words before speaking her own, "I admit, I am uncertain of what our options even be. I feel sympathy for the girl, I do. As you no doubt heard, my story is not so different from hers... and I can see how I could easily have wound up with our situations reversed, if not for chance." She sighed slightly to herself, and looked down at the first, as if trying to divine their course of action from its grains, seeming to be deep in thought over their options for a time.<br/><br/>When she finally looked up again, she took a breath before speaking once more, "Even with that, and.. my preference to ending this with no further bloodshed... It does not seem an option to just... let her go, does it? She may be a sad story with a sympathetic face, but she is still a bandit, and not a particularly nice one if our Oleg is to be believed. I see the virtue in both of your ideas, but also the flaws. I wish we could offer to just... release her, but then the next person harmed by her banditry would be on our hands."