He eased himself into his normal seat gracefully, stretching out his long legs casually to show that he was very comfortable with her. She hadn't been in the castle long, but her servants and even her own presence brought about a different energy to it. It had been awhile, and he honestly didn't mind.

Yet, he felt no need to interrupt her, and this was an excellent way for him his gauge her skill and outside perception of the situation that she was engaging into. After all, he was rather familiar with both Bogun and Predimir, their tastes and their personalities long before they had had their conflict.

He steepled his fingers together as Lenore wove the tale of two sides, and he slowly nodded his head as he came to a similar conclusion. He also find it interesting that she kept her own personal feelings on the matter out of the evidence that she provided.

"And did you uncover any evidence that there was a diversion of the river that could bring about the instigation of this conflict in the first place? Or is it purely a matter of the maidservant?" He knew the geography, though he had not investigated the potential diversion personally. However, knowing the two, he wouldn't put it passed them to consider benefits of a conflict between them.