The Sentinels the roof was pretty windy and she didn't say a word

He listened to her carefully, and had his father been there physically he knew the swarthy man would have chided him with a knowing impish-ness that be fitted Lasher alone. There was clearly a story there, about she and her brother.. but it was not something he questioned, and so instead the youthful man bows his head even lower. "I see," he offers then, his words quieting. "A truce, then?" He was not going to maintain a childish vendetta when the girl was clearly held in favor by his family -- if anything, he found he wanted to know more of why they had taken her in.