Sophia stayed quiet for now, not saying so much as a word even when she noticed Lebanon rising from the shadows. His presence made her bite at her lower lip, near girlishly in fact. It was no longer a common sight to see from the young noble, and she made a point to wipe the look from her face quickly. She was pondering on the plan when Daniel, a fellow member of the aristocracy, spoke up with some of the things she had just been thinking. She agreed with the fact that they needed to be brought up, but what he was saying was in part just the fear that the ruling council had instilled in the common folk. Much of it had some lacking in merit.<br/><br/><strong>"Ahem, may I interject for a moment Daniel."</strong>Sophia asked in a somewhat languid tone.<strong>"You have many points, but you are failing to take into effect is that unrest of this magnitude would bring all the noble's petty grudges against one another. For example I could see our fathers arguing as the gates are rushed."</strong>She brought the fact up rather flatly, it wasn't that she found the matter he brought up unimportant, but rather short sighted.<strong>"Yes, it's not as simple as what Asleod said. Though if we look at it from that angle, we are buying into the scare tactics that the forefathers of this city created."</strong>She was hoping that would bring the young scion back to the present.<br/><br/>Sophia's eyes then flashed to the crew leader, and she stroked the bottom of her chin suggestively.<strong>"Though you'd do well to take what he said into consideration; and that goes for the lot of you. While it is just partial truth, it's worked so far; we need to go into this knowing it won't be easy. I'm in so long as justice is done in this city, for I've bore witness to far too much abuse as is. Though I want to know that people know what they are getting into; this isn't gonna be a simple matter."</strong>She knew she might have seemed two faced here, but it was truly what she felt. There were serious implications in the matter at hand, and no one needed to take what they were walking into callously.