((Lili is still a Paladin, so ya know.. She wants to have lesser "evils" like these highwaymen simply reform themselves and become productive membere of society. The leader, if the others go after him, may not be treated as kindly.))<br/><br/>Lili would leave the decision as to what to do with the leader of this group to the others. If they chased him down in an attempt to bring him to justice, Lili would have no problem with that. If they decided he was not worth the effort, so be it.<br/><br/>Lili wanted to deal with the issue at hand.  She had started to convince the currently conscious highwayman of the error in his ways. Her Divine influence eventually breaking through to him after about a minute of his rather uncivilized rebuttals.<br/><br/>It was a shame that he could not be convinced to turn to their side and give up the location of their base. The honor amongst thieves was apparent from his reaction toward Lili asking the question. However, Lili was in a bit of a spot now. She had no desire to kill, much less kill a defenseless opponent at that. Yet she could not simply let these three men go.<br/><br/>Maybe if she attempted another act of compassion and tried to bring the two other highwaymen back up to their feet? Her goal in all this was to redeem these wayward men. She could simply drop them off at the next village they came tto and let them be productive members in their new home.<br/><br/>Sjeathing her sword, Lili would then reach around her waist a little further and produce her pair of manacles. Were the conscious one to not come willingly , she would arrest him and allow a nearby town to pass judgement over his deeds.