Finding that Bradeton's arguement was rather convincing, and very powerful, but he didn't like the idea of turning the slaves over the corruption of the Lintha, it seemed to be a horrible thing to rescue a group of people from slavery, then turn around and turn them over to demon worshipers.  Of course, what happened to the group, or even the individuals, he didn't really care about, it was rescuing a group from one a group that engaged in selling folk to one kind of corruption, and turning them them over to a group who were corrupt in a different way.<br/><br/>"First, I have no problem rescuing the slaves and striking against the guild, they a corrupting influence on the world, and it seems possible to me that the form of slavery they engage in is as well.. especially buying and selling people to the Fair Folk.  These slaves are apparently going to be sold to house Cygnis in the realm, so it would be a strike against them as well.. but saving these people from one sort of corruption and turning them over to another?  Can't we figure out some other way to strike at the Lintha then that, my brothers and sisters?"<br/><br/>There was also a minor issue with regards to what the Fisher King was suggesting, something that was fairly important to him.  "And regarding, Seahome, I have a problem with infiltrating Seahome.. it is my home, I was born there, and the people there are fighting against the wyld, they need every edge they can get.  Instead of invading and taking what we want from them, how about making a trade instead?  Even a few weeks aiding them against the wyld forces in the region might be enough. "<br/><br/>[also Spending 1 point of Willpower]