Lost Creek Hollow crows remember human faces

Just by chance then, huh?  Good, because if you'd dragged yourself out here on orders to bring me back, unsurprisingly I wouldn't be going.  My family is here.  And of course she wasn't too keen on being anyone's underling any more.  Honestly, she probably didn't even have to say the bit about her family being here -- the many reasons were obvious, weren't they?

Arbiter was certainly not entirely herself here.  She was probably harder to read than usual and if anything, somewhat indecisive in addition to seeming more standoffish.  She trusted Law not to lie, not to mention it'd make no sense to do so.  He was unlikely to gain anything by doing so.  It didn't mean that she had to go and accept that this was all by chance and everything was going to be sunshine, though.  Perhaps it was just old habits -- you were supposed to defer to your older siblings, after all, and she hadn't been a proper adult around them very long before heading out.

After staring at Law for a beat longer, she finally looked to Terance, took a sidestep closer to him and touched her nose to his cheek.  Has he been behaving himself?  If she wasn't thinking clearly, hopefully he was, as she shifted her gaze to peer at her brother conspiratorially.