Larsen didn't know what to make of Trovor's remark.  He was fairly confident he'd never accused him of abandoning, and even more confident he'd never referred to him (or anyone else in the guild) as a friend.  He thought it best not to bring up either issue, though.  Instead, he acknowledged the remark with a nod.<br/><br/>He ignored the boasting from Shajira and Melania.  He was quite used to ignoring Shajira's after all, and not surprised that someone had responded in kind.  He was surprised that the waitress had a piece of information that was actually useful, as opposed to just thought-provoking.<strong>"Thank you.  I appreciate the having such details taken care of.</strong>"  He waited for her brother to leave and passed her two gold coins.<strong>"We will talk more when I return."</strong>Without waiting for a response, he headed outside and awaited the carriage, entering as soon as it had been brought around, and indicating for Shajira to sit next to him.<br/><br/>He was quiet for the majority of the trip.  He ate a couple of sandwiches (having not had a chance to eat any of the casserole) but did not touch the wine.  Once his hunger was sated, he nonshalantly brought out his spellbook and began listing the spells he'd prepared for the day.