Whitefish River And I see fire, blood in the breeze,

You blatantly disobeyed all of us. he spoke quickly after her obvious lie, almost cutting her as if he was trying to correct her. He liked to be friends, to try and be someone anyone could approach and not fear to talk to about anything - but it didn't seem to be working with Orlaith. She was bullheaded, and he was tired of the disrespect. More so toward Speedy and Ira, neither of them needed this extra baggage on their plate. 

We needed you here. A strange man came looking for our women, to take them to his brothers and for himself up on a mountain somewhere, and you were nowhere to be found to make sure everyone would be safe. I'm sure you're aware most of Kaistleoki are women. He frowned. Knowing very well that many of the members were able to take care of themselves, but if they were targets... who knows what sort of tactic the desperate men would come up with to take a few for whatever they had planned. Another woman caused trouble on our hunting grounds, and again, you were nowhere to assist. He made sure to be putting it into perspective that being here had as much excitement if she put effort into it. 

You have all the potential to be great Orlaith. he drawled, a tone of disappointment tainting his words as the flourish and joy faded from his voice. But this is not the way to do so, not here in Kaistleoki. A shake of his head. We need to have faith in you, and I can confidently say that trusting you is getting very difficult. I don't want to have to strip you of your rank Orlaith, but we need someone responsible as Knight Commander. This is your first warning on the matter, I hope we can build on that trust from here on out, yes?