"If that man is so dangerous, why did you leave him in peace just like that? What if his words were all aimed at earning our trust so that he could betray us as soon as his king will appear?"
In the end, Orsha was the one to protest about the way in which solved the situation. And quite frankly, the young man had absolutely nothing to say against her words. Not because he didn't want to make her mad or anything even closely resembling this kind of patronising behaviour, but because he simply had nothing to say against her accurate points.
"I do believe he won't bother to reveal our scheme. But didn't you notice that just in case of his willingness to do it, the two of us kept ambiguous about the real scope of our plans?"
Pointing with his chin at Victor, Fen attempted to pull him into this debacle. Sadly for the young arcanist, his older friend already mastered the art of pretending to be asleep, currently dozing off in the saddle of his horse.
