Kayal finished off his drink as Tagorn spoke, in honesty he was glad that the Bosmer had been in agreement that there were better ideas to be made then the first one. The group sat in silence for a time. Zana seemed to be zoned out he hand was tracing around the wristband she wore. It had been a gift to her from Kayal many moons ago, they were traveling together through Valenwood for a month or two and were soon to leave the woodland region and move north back into Imperial territory, traveling through the region had spurred some hard emotions for Zana. She had been born in Valenwood but some complications forced her family onto the road, the details of these complications were unbeknownst to Kayal and perhaps even to Zana but he did not dare accuse her of such, it was better to leave things as they were. Towards the end of their journey she had grown rather depressed, when she was captured her father lost his life trying to defend her and her mother was sold off to another wealthy man willing to deal in the monstrous affairs of slavery. She had been sold to a wealthy man in Morrowind and fate saw her to Kayal's families mock cargo ship. 

Little to say the journey renewed old emotions in Zana and brought back a dark depression. So Kayal unwilling to see her in her gloomy state set out to find something to help, this help came in the form of the wooden bracelet with copper hinges. All across the bracelet intricate Bosmer designs ran beautifully across the wood, in the center on the top of the bracelet in her native language read the inscription, "Remember your roots and hope for the future." Kayal had it costume made for her by a jeweler or something of the like in the town they were staying in. It cost a pretty penny but he did not mind. The next day he gifted it to her, immediately after she began to sob Kayal, worried he had done something wrong tried to sooth her but she told them they were not tears of sorrow, but of joy. The next day they set back out Zana's spirits renewed by the gift. To this day Kayal was never sure if it was truly the gift that renewed her spirits or if it was instead just the act that he cared so much to do so, just an act to show that she wasn't entirely alone in this dark cruel world. In honesty it is a question Kayal need not ask.

Kayal's eyes drifted back up towards Tagorn as he spoke again, talking of civil disobedience, something much more alike to what kayal was thinking. "I was thinking something of that type. If it is large enough then it should gather a wealth of attention from the guards and keep us out of the line of danger, more or less." He said adding the last part a second later. "And no worries mate, I wont see one of my future crew members put out of action so early. We will keep their attention." He respond to Tagorn with a slight smile at the Bosmer's comment. It wasn't a few seconds later when Kayal heard a familiar voice speak up, Kayal turned to see Allaina approach, "Ah, hello Allaina, nice of you to join us. I take it you and Sharee finished your talk?" Kayal said in his usual friendly tone.