The bard nodded thoughtfully to the Captain's stripped down description of her interactions with Loren, very much getting the sense that this was a woman who was all business and devoted to her duty. It was a desirable trait in a captain of the guards or a leader of a military, and he couldn't help but compare her to Deimos. The two would likely get along well, if only for the simplicity of the conversations that would ensue.
Still, he appreciated the time and care she took in answering his question, and his eyes narrowed slightly at hearing that it was the Eirachi who had placed Neron on the throne, rather than any action or display of the Hailstorm's own worth to the people. "It is certainly... unbalanced," he said delicately. "That so many Outlanders have come to sit the thrones of so many regions. What happened to the others on the council, if I may ask? Those who have been displaced by the new regime?"
Still, he appreciated the time and care she took in answering his question, and his eyes narrowed slightly at hearing that it was the Eirachi who had placed Neron on the throne, rather than any action or display of the Hailstorm's own worth to the people. "It is certainly... unbalanced," he said delicately. "That so many Outlanders have come to sit the thrones of so many regions. What happened to the others on the council, if I may ask? Those who have been displaced by the new regime?"
