Stone Circle clean the stables of king augeas

with her words, ingram is fine and does not take them personally despite the assertion she places heavily behind them. then i offer my skills as warrior singularly.

he was not a fan of pushing religion upon anyone ... however, that did not mean he would not practice simply because there was no organized religion within.

she speaks of many mouths to feed — too many, she states — and he studies her, picking apart her words and the bizarre offer she presents to him.

without a moral compass to leave an acrid taste in his mouth at the idea of chasing someone out to earn her accolades ... ingram is far from opposed to the idea. in fact, it sounds like it's rather right up his alley; though there was the sting of the words he construes in what she does not say: that if he didn't ... or refused, would she deny him access? speak poorly of him?

is it conditional that if i refuse you will see that i am not welcomed? he inquires, out of curiosity and nothing else. her answer, he would weigh.

besides being a nuisance ... what have they done to deserve being expelled from pack borders? and though he does not ask it, why hadn't the alpha(s) done so already?