Two Rivers Isle a painful truth.

The woman's response was met with a sneer; a lift of his lip, a flash of teeth. He did not bare his fangs at her outright - that would have been rude, and wrong - but to the sentiment carried in her words. Lenience was not something Asa could afford in his quest. He did not care what backlash there might be in its completion either. If his revenge was sated by harm done to this perpetrator, or if he should be fortunate enough to take the man's life, he would be content. Anyone willing to defend the man he was hunting would be considered an enemy - and if they rose against him too, then Asa would let them take his life. He wanted his sister back.

You don't know my situation. He snaps back at her before he can help himself. With more composure thereafter, he draws in a slow breath and says, farewell, miss.

He then pulled away from her company, his pace hastening with each stride. Powered by a spark of anger and zeal, Asa sought to leave the woman behind so that he could continue his hunt - refusing to see her side.