All points were good points. Her concern regarding Rome after Nero left was the strength of that kingdom. She'd been watching it. If there was weakness there, right at her border, Taryn would have approached this differently.
But there was more going on than just her own rage. And his rage. She could smell it on him.
"As I think over the state of Dagaria and the situation we all find ourselves in, I recognize the wisdom in such an alliance. I am inclined to agree to it, but I have two questions for you before I make a final decision," she said, her eyes never leaving Garviel's.
"First, why do you call yourself 'dictator'? And secondly, our lands honor different gods - gods that are at odds with one another - and you and I serve similar purposes to our god. Would this alliance hold any weight when you speak with your god?"
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But there was more going on than just her own rage. And his rage. She could smell it on him.
"As I think over the state of Dagaria and the situation we all find ourselves in, I recognize the wisdom in such an alliance. I am inclined to agree to it, but I have two questions for you before I make a final decision," she said, her eyes never leaving Garviel's.
"First, why do you call yourself 'dictator'? And secondly, our lands honor different gods - gods that are at odds with one another - and you and I serve similar purposes to our god. Would this alliance hold any weight when you speak with your god?"