Varon paused to look after Demetri, and sighed.<strong>"Well, as much as I love a good mystery, and a good challenge, if my companion is truely againt the idea I will step back as well. These people are my allies, my family, and despite any enthusiasm I might have I will not abandon them."</strong>He looked after Demetri and sighed.<strong>"I'll go along with the team's decision, but."</strong>He looked at Ari and Nevin.<strong>"I'll have to go remind our friend we are friends."</strong><br/><br/>After that Varon headed after Demetri, wanting to find the fighter. Despite all the joking and everything of that sort, the fighter was someone he would trust with his life. The elven woman had gotten him eager for adventure, but at the same time, he saw the way Demetri had reacted, and his words were true too. She had not spoken to Demetri again, but past him to the others.<br/><br/>Moving after Demetri to the bar, Varon sighed.<strong>"I'm too enthusiastic for my own good at times. Like getting vengeance on those poison-fanged things. Still, if it comes down to choosing between her and you, I'd rather have the friend I have in you than any promises she might make of rewards or such."</strong>He shook his head.<strong>"Figured I ought to say that much, after all my joking around I thought I should remind you of one thing."</strong>Varon smirked.<strong>"I'll only cross swords with you when we are skewering a foe together."</strong>He grinned at the warrior at this, waving for a servant to bring them something to drink then.