Listening to the Kobold tell his tale, Iradir sat in front of the campfire in deep thought, pondering the implications of what was happening. It seemed to suggest that it was the Kobolds, and not the mites, who were the aggressors in this situation, and this once again would cause them to have problems. He spent some time communing with Desna, asking for her to watch over himself and his companions while they tried to free the people around this land of the problems that were impacting their lives. Iradir then stood up, and asked Garisto and Ambrosia to speak with him in the corner of the camp, without Mikmek being close enough to hear... hopefully at least. "It seems to me that the Kobolds are not creating problems because of the mites, but because of their new leader, Tartuk," the aasimar said, though he assumed that the other two could come to the same conclusion, but felt the need to address it. "With him in control of their tribe, I don't see them stopping their actions. If people want to settle these lands, it will lead to blood shed and unnecessary loss of life," he continued. Irader sighed then, looking to Mikmek, who hadn't been invited to the conversation. "I am... conflicted. Without the mites to occupy their efforts, the Bobolds might seek blood and battle else where, but it is not as though the three of us can simply attack their entire tribe and expect to put a stop to it. But I doubt that Tartuk will be willing to negotiate with us," he said.<br/><br/>Iradir let that thought hang in the air, wanting to hear what the swordsman and the sorceress thought of the situation.