It's a complicated story and he's already gotten the impression that she's probably not equipped to understand it. She seems to be looking for excuses - not that she even has reason to, given that Nidhogg's brood has nothing to do with her home.
However, he is certain that he has no interest in bearing his soul about the horrors of war when her reaction to him saying that dragons slew his family was to ask if they were stealing. He can only imagine she'd find the Dravanian's rationale entirely justified.
It's unfortunate, to say the least. He looks away from her, leaning his head back against the stone.
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It's a complicated story and he's already gotten the impression that she's probably not equipped to understand it. She seems to be looking for excuses - not that she even has reason to, given that Nidhogg's brood has nothing to do with her home.
However, he is certain that he has no interest in bearing his soul about the horrors of war when her reaction to him saying that dragons slew his family was to ask if they were stealing. He can only imagine she'd find the Dravanian's rationale entirely justified.
It's unfortunate, to say the least. He looks away from her, leaning his head back against the stone.