"No, that does seem unlikely," Lon agrees, and sighs. "Once upon a time tradition was used to preserve and protect the people as well as the nobility, and if there is a press to return to the old ways, it would be good to make sure that everyone knows exactly what that entails." He bows to the man. "Thank you very much for your thoughts, and your time," he says, before turning to head outside.<br/><br/>As he approaches Raine, he undoes his belt long enough to slide the rapier and its frog off, before cinching it up tight again. He stops at the captain, and presents the sword to her. "I have reason to believe our man has returned to the knight's chapter house," he said, "and unless you have suggestion otherwise, I plan to head there next." He glances down at the rapier, and smiles softly. "I figure there's no reason to go deliberately provoking them if I don't have to. My pack is with the wagons; if someone would be kind enough to keep an eye on it, and this, until I return, I would appreciate it."