"If you heard the jailor's words, you should know that the situation has changed. Despite my wish, I cannot punish you anymore. You have discovered an imminent threat, so I would look like a madman if I punished you now." Thersec spoke, but his look of distaste made it clear he didn't like the situation one bit.
"Of course, you still attacked two of my personal apprentices, but I'll let it go this time. Since you were kind enough to publicly shout that you were on a mission under my orders, I'll take credit for the discovery and in return, I will forget your disobedience. It's a fair exchange."
"Whatever. Take the glory or whatever. I'm not in the mood for a political fight right now." Lukas barely heard what Thersec said, his mind busy thinking about how to arrange a burial for his daughter.
