The Sunspire our hearts the same,

Rannoch nodded; he had been anticipating this conversation. Following Terance's lead, he sat. "Yeah, totally. I've been thinking a lot about it, too," he admitted, "I'm having a hard time deciding what would have been the right resolution for the situation." He could understand where both Terance and Liffey had been coming from, and there were certain aspects from both of their approaches that he could agree with. 

"I think I would have personally attacked him if he had attacked me first," he said after a pause, his voice thoughtful. "I know we were getting nowhere with trying to talk to him but, I think at that point I would have just tried to chase him out. He's going to be just as weak if he ever decides to show his face around here." Redshank had proven that he had not been successful in surviving on his own.  

"Does that make sense?" Rannoch then asked with a tilt of his head.