Adelise looked at Oriana for a moment and considered protesting, telling Oriana she didn't need to get any further involved in this messy business... Adelise could handle a bound bandit by herself without much trouble, but... that would only make the situation more of a mess. She could tell this was already weighing heavily on the sorceress, and the last thing that would help would be their captive bandit flailing and screaming and struggling the whole way out. She silently nodded and allowed Oriana to handle moving the bandit outside. Outside, she found a spot away from the entrance to the trading post, figuring she may as well avoid leaving blood and gore on the front gate. The hanging bodies alone served warning enough for bandits, the gore splattered below would do little else but scare off the rare costumers who pass through. Adelise decided that was as good a spot as any for the deed to be done. She made a point of telling the others they needn't watch, speaking more to the already shaken up sorceress than the others, though she wouldn't stop any of them if they decided to.<br/><br/>She dropped her shield as she approached their prisoner, to be able to grip her sword firmly with both hands, and make certain that the job was done as cleanly and painlessly as could be. She looked over Eleanor, who had been taken to her knees with her head bowed forward to await her fate, with a quiet, regretful sigh, before speaking to her, "For the crimes you've committed against the people of this realm, of banditry, among any other you may have committed, and your reluctance to help us, and in fact, your attempt to subvert us and attempt to mislead us... and your absolute lack of remorse... we are left with little choice as to your fate. I can promise you that I will make this as swift and painless as possible. I will give you a moment to collect your final thoughts, and to offer prayer to any god you may worship. If you have anything left to say to any of your fellow bandits, I can assure you, we will be sending many of them to join you." After Adelise said this, she was true to her word and gave the bandit some time to do whatever seemed appropriate to her. She didn't say another word after that, she simply nodded after some time had passed, taking a step forward and rising her blade high. Gripping it firmly with both hands, she brought it swinging down, and with a spray of crimson blood it cleaved through Eleanor at the neck, severing her head from her shoulders, which fell to the ground and rolled shortly before coming to rest, her body collapsing shortly after it. Her blood drenched the ground where she fell, and Adelise simply quietly looked at the remains of what used to be a person, laying before her, before silently wiping her blade clean on a loose piece of cloth before re-sheathing it and moving to pick her shield off the ground.<br/><br/>After all was said and done, she did her part to dispose of the body, before finally taking her share from the spoils of their previous battle, getting all her gear in order before seeking out Oriana to speak to her before they left, hoping the events of the day weren't too much for her. She had no clue what the sorceress had seen before they set out, but she seemed shaken up enough for Adelise to be a little concerned.