Articus
Tigulf Extraordinaire
Violet Robbins
The elf remained silent as Meric and the judge talked. As her comrade kept talking, her mood shifted once more from shocked surprise to joy. She was impressed with the trio who had gone off to fight the company; coming up with the final key that broke the case wide open just in the nick of time. Some small part of her said they would have thought of something, but she knew in her heart that she wouldn't have been able to do anything. That feeling, the helplessness reminded her off that day when...
Violet shook her head, determine not think of that wretched memory, especially when everyone was so happy to have the case solved. Luckily, she was saved the task of diverting her thought when Stark cried out his accusation. The only reaction she gave to was a clench of her fists, and a return of Meric's gaze. By this time, she was quite used to that kind of reaction to her fight. It made her sad, but that’s just how things worked in times of rebellion against tyranny. She brushed off his words and waited, listening to Judge and watched the furious ex-guard hauled away.
A sigh of relief passed her lips as he was escorted out, glad that this had come to a happy conclusion. The dark elf waved to Herondale and hugged Dina when the girl came near. That done, she turned to the captain to say "I'm glad we were able to clear your good name. It would have a tragedy to lose a fine person like you to a fallacy of justice." Then, turning to Meric she nodded and said, "I agree. We can't know for sure how far behind us our persuers are, so we'll have to be sure and keep on guard. Also, I agree that we could all use some rest. Its been a long day for all of us." As if to validate her last sentence, Violet let loose a long, expansive yawn.