Lone Star Mountain see in the dark

Arbiter recognized that the man wasn't totally guilty -- but maybe not totally innocent either, given the damage he'd done. She listened with one ear as she started to carefully lick the wounds, just getting off the worst of the grime to get a better look. Kaertok should have just dropped dead, it would have been easier on her family. No loose ends. 

She couldn't blame Vex for being angry though. The whole thing was wildly bizarre. But right now the best thing was to get the hell out of here and get home. Arbiter nuzzled her daughter, nudging her a little as she tried to figure out how to best hoist the girl when her scruff was thoroughly thrashed. Save it for if he's lying and I'll be there beside you, but I need your help now, Vex. Well, she didn't really, that was a partial lie, she could manage on her own but it would be easier with her son assisting -- and probably easier on Haunt. We need to bring her home. She crouched to try and wedge her muzzle underneath and start trying to load her onto her back. It was about the only  thing she could think of since they were rather lacking in the thumbs department. The strange trio's departure was far less important than getting her children safely home.