"Baron Carol Elvin," the boy's father extended his hand to Durin with a somewhat embarrassed expression.
"Durin Lili Elsh." Durin shook his hand, thinking to himself that the Elvin family was indeed quite prominent and influential.
He nodded sincerely, "Thank you for the leniency you've shown towards my child Bell." "Anyone who stands up for their Battle Pet is not a bad person," Durin replied with a smile.
"I'm glad you think so. Well then, let's part ways here," Mr. Carol said happily, bidding Durin farewell, then left with his half-conscious son — the boy hadn't woken up yet, which just went to show how effective that last hit was.
Durin watched them leave, his reason for not killing the boy there and then was simple — Bishop Sarol was watching.
This old man had only been suspicious that Durin was involved in Harold Nash's death, so he pushed this foolish lad Kok forward.
But Durin merely killed Kok in a duel and never harbored any thoughts of laying a hand on Louis.
